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A Graphical User Interface (GUI) program written with FLTK to support the Hauppauge HD-PVR capture device. Modules will include HD-PVR capture, MPlayer viewer, MEncoder for transcoding and Avidemux for editing.
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cam_wrapper is a python module for grabbing frame of webcam under linux in order to be displayed or recorded as you prefer.
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This project was a kernel-module to support webcams based on the NW802 chipset. Jean-François Moine added support for those in the mainline kernel some time ago, so you should just update your kernel, this project is purely for historical purposes.
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Superseded by the GSPCA driver in the mainline kernel. Development now at http://linuxtv.org/ [Formerly: Linux device driver for SPCA50X based USB cameras (Intel PC Camera Pro)]
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ChronicTV is a collection of shell and php scripts that manages ffmpeg and xawtv to create a web based TV studio. You can stream live content, archived movies, change channels, and inputs on capture card. PostNuke module included.
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An Apache module for grabbing video using the video4linux API. Will hopefully be extended so it can grab video on other platforms as well.
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This project implements a Video4Linux compatible API and device drivers for the FreeBSD kernel, so you can run Linux video applications under FreeBSD.
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