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From: Thierry C. <thi...@la...> - 2000-11-17 06:44:08
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No pb with Pyro, I use ohci drivers. lin...@li... a écrit : > Send Linux1394-user mailing list submissions to > lin...@li... > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > lin...@li... > > You can reach the person managing the list at > lin...@li... > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of Linux1394-user digest..." > > Today's Topics: > > 1. pyro webcam & basicDV (dan small) > 2. Re: pyro webcam & basicDV (Dan Dennedy) > 3. Re: pyro webcam & basicDV (dan small) > 4. Re: pyro webcam & basicDV (Dan Dennedy) > > --__--__-- > > Message: 1 > Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 15:41:32 -0700 > From: dan small <sm...@cs...> > To: lin...@li... > Subject: pyro webcam & basicDV > > Hi, > > Has anyone out there gotten the pyro basicDV card working using the > linux1394 patches? > > I also have ordered the Pyro Webcam which they claim does > 640x480x24bitx30fps uncompressed on firewire, and would like any > pointers on getting it running. They claim it adheres to the camera > spec for 1394, so I hope it's possible. > > Thanks, > > Dan > > --__--__-- > > Message: 2 > Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 00:33:35 -0500 > From: Dan Dennedy <dde...@co...> > To: dan small <sm...@cs...> > CC: lin...@li... > Subject: Re: pyro webcam & basicDV > > dan small wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > Has anyone out there gotten the pyro basicDV card working using the > > linux1394 patches? > > > > Can't help you here. Is it OHCI compliant? Do you know what chipset it > uses? It might be visible on the card, or run lspci. > > > I also have ordered the Pyro Webcam which they claim does > > 640x480x24bitx30fps uncompressed on firewire, and would like any > > pointers on getting it running. They claim it adheres to the camera > > spec for 1394, so I hope it's possible. > > > > I'm going to buy this dude too! Or, the QPS iBot. I think the iBot does > DV, and I already have a miniDV cam, so I should probably diversify my > devices. > > The writer of video1394 and some others on the devel list are using > uncompressed cameras for machine vision applications, so there is work > being done. There is a libdc.sourceforge.net project that provides a > Digital Camera protocol library. However, there are no readily available > applications that I'm aware of. > > I am currently working on DV grabbing and recording in conjunction with > Arne Schirmacher using the OHCI DMA implementation in video1394. > Eventually, I intend to marry the code of Xmovie with my video1394 > capture routine to simply reflect the video transmission to a window. > Xmovie uses the Xv extension in XFree86 4.0.x that utilizies the direct > video playback capabilities of display adapters. (Currently, I am only > aware of the Matrox G200/G400 driver that supports this feature.) I am > very interested in seeing just how direct I can get from the direct > memory access of OHCI to Xv! > > What applications are you interested in? Do you want to record to disk > or videoconference over the net? I think it will be a while until we see > a video conferencing application that works with 1394 cameras on Linux. > I can probably hack together disk recording, but that will be a couple > of months from now. Other projects are taking priority right now, I hope > you understand. Perhaps someone else will beat me to the punch. > > +-DRD-+ > > > Thanks, > > > > Dan > > > > _______________________________________________ > > mailing list Lin...@li... > > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user > > --__--__-- > > Message: 3 > Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 22:43:04 -0700 > From: dan small <sm...@sp...> > Reply-To: dan small <sm...@cs...> > To: Dan Dennedy <dde...@co...> > CC: lin...@li... > Subject: Re: pyro webcam & basicDV > > Hi Dan, > > Thanks for getting back to me. > > I am a software developer for Sandia National Labs robotics center and I > am interested in using the pyro cameras on some of our mobile robots, > as well as using them in lab environments. > > >What applications are you interested in? Do you want to record to disk > >or videoconference over the net? > > Basically I'm interested in doing real-time user interfaces that use > multiple > cameras. Think of unencumbered/uninstrumented passive tracking of major > body parts. > I am really interested in gaming interfaces, but the folks at work want me > to build > other stuff, like sensors for people tracking in robot workcells or on > mobile bots. > So, I won't be going to disk, but will instead be using images captured > synchronously to determine some 3D info regarding position/orientation > and gesture of hands, head, arms, etc.. I'm looking to use 3-4 cameras > simultaneously, which I've been > doing with multiple PCI framegrabber boards & standard NTSC cameras. I > want to go to > 1394 because the cost is lower, and the signal is higher quality. > > > Can't help you here. Is it OHCI compliant? Do you know what chipset it > > uses? It might be visible on the card, or run lspci. > > here are the specs for their basicDV board: > > PYRO Board: > > PYRO: > 1394a compliant OHCI > Isochronous and asynchronous data transfer > Hot plugging > 1394 Ports: 3 ports (2 external, 1 internal) > Connectors: 6 Pin 1394 > Bus Speeds: 100, 200, 400 Mb/sec. > Bus Interface: PCI 2.1 compliant with Bus Mastering > Board Size: 5? long x 3.2? high (13 cm x 8 cm high) > IRQ: An IRQ is required. IRQ can be shared if > motherboard > provides this capability through PCI steering. > # of Devices: Connect up to 63 1394 devices to PYRO. > Connect > to Digital camcorders, 1394 storage devices (hard > drives, > CD-ROM, CD-RW), scanners, speakers, etc. > > Looks good, che no? > > > I'm going to buy this dude too! > > better hurry. they're going like hotcakes. > $129. > > > The writer of video1394 and some others on the devel list are using > > uncompressed cameras for machine vision applications, so there is work > > being done. There is a libdc.sourceforge.net project that provides a > > Digital Camera protocol library. However, there are no readily available > > applications that I'm aware of. > > > > cool. I'll check it out. > > Thanks, > > Dan > > --__--__-- > > Message: 4 > Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2000 03:52:01 -0500 > From: Dan Dennedy <dde...@co...> > To: dan small <sm...@cs...> > CC: lin...@li... > Subject: Re: pyro webcam & basicDV > > Doh, me! It's a Pyro. Of course it will work! > > Be careful of your bandwidth with multiple cameras of uncompressed > video. Won't each camera be using just over 200 Mbs? > > You can look at libdc, but I don't think it's using video1394. You > definitely want to use video1394 for capturing this much data. > > dan small wrote: > > > > Hi Dan, > > > > Thanks for getting back to me. > > > > I am a software developer for Sandia National Labs robotics center and I > > am interested in using the pyro cameras on some of our mobile robots, > > as well as using them in lab environments. > > > > >What applications are you interested in? Do you want to record to disk > > >or videoconference over the net? > > > > Basically I'm interested in doing real-time user interfaces that use > > multiple > > cameras. Think of unencumbered/uninstrumented passive tracking of major > > body parts. > > I am really interested in gaming interfaces, but the folks at work want me > > to build > > other stuff, like sensors for people tracking in robot workcells or on > > mobile bots. > > So, I won't be going to disk, but will instead be using images captured > > synchronously to determine some 3D info regarding position/orientation > > and gesture of hands, head, arms, etc.. I'm looking to use 3-4 cameras > > simultaneously, which I've been > > doing with multiple PCI framegrabber boards & standard NTSC cameras. I > > want to go to > > 1394 because the cost is lower, and the signal is higher quality. > > > > > Can't help you here. Is it OHCI compliant? Do you know what chipset it > > > uses? It might be visible on the card, or run lspci. > > > > here are the specs for their basicDV board: > > > > PYRO Board: > > > > PYRO: > > 1394a compliant OHCI > > Isochronous and asynchronous data transfer > > Hot plugging > > 1394 Ports: 3 ports (2 external, 1 internal) > > Connectors: 6 Pin 1394 > > Bus Speeds: 100, 200, 400 Mb/sec. > > Bus Interface: PCI 2.1 compliant with Bus Mastering > > Board Size: 5? long x 3.2? high (13 cm x 8 cm high) > > IRQ: An IRQ is required. IRQ can be shared if > > motherboard > > provides this capability through PCI steering. > > # of Devices: Connect up to 63 1394 devices to PYRO. > > Connect > > to Digital camcorders, 1394 storage devices (hard > > drives, > > CD-ROM, CD-RW), scanners, speakers, etc. > > > > Looks good, che no? > > > > > I'm going to buy this dude too! > > > > better hurry. they're going like hotcakes. > > $129. > > > > > The writer of video1394 and some others on the devel list are using > > > uncompressed cameras for machine vision applications, so there is work > > > being done. There is a libdc.sourceforge.net project that provides a > > > Digital Camera protocol library. However, there are no readily available > > > applications that I'm aware of. > > > > > > > cool. I'll check it out. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Dan > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > Linux1394-user mailing list > Lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user > > End of Linux1394-user Digest_______________________________________________ > mailing list Lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user -- ___________________________ Thierry CHATEAU, Lasmea, UMR 6602 du CNRS 24 Avenue des Landais, 63177 Aubiere, France tel : (33)4-73-40-72-56 http://chateauthierry.multimania.com "Tout ce qui n'est pas donne est perdu". (Hasari Pal, "La cite de la joie") ___________________________ |
From: Dan D. <dde...@co...> - 2000-11-16 07:47:32
|
Doh, me! It's a Pyro. Of course it will work! Be careful of your bandwidth with multiple cameras of uncompressed video. Won't each camera be using just over 200 Mbs? You can look at libdc, but I don't think it's using video1394. You definitely want to use video1394 for capturing this much data. dan small wrote: > > Hi Dan, > > Thanks for getting back to me. > > I am a software developer for Sandia National Labs robotics center and I > am interested in using the pyro cameras on some of our mobile robots, > as well as using them in lab environments. > > >What applications are you interested in? Do you want to record to disk > >or videoconference over the net? > > Basically I'm interested in doing real-time user interfaces that use > multiple > cameras. Think of unencumbered/uninstrumented passive tracking of major > body parts. > I am really interested in gaming interfaces, but the folks at work want me > to build > other stuff, like sensors for people tracking in robot workcells or on > mobile bots. > So, I won't be going to disk, but will instead be using images captured > synchronously to determine some 3D info regarding position/orientation > and gesture of hands, head, arms, etc.. I'm looking to use 3-4 cameras > simultaneously, which I've been > doing with multiple PCI framegrabber boards & standard NTSC cameras. I > want to go to > 1394 because the cost is lower, and the signal is higher quality. > > > Can't help you here. Is it OHCI compliant? Do you know what chipset it > > uses? It might be visible on the card, or run lspci. > > here are the specs for their basicDV board: > > PYRO Board: > > PYRO: > 1394a compliant OHCI > Isochronous and asynchronous data transfer > Hot plugging > 1394 Ports: 3 ports (2 external, 1 internal) > Connectors: 6 Pin 1394 > Bus Speeds: 100, 200, 400 Mb/sec. > Bus Interface: PCI 2.1 compliant with Bus Mastering > Board Size: 5? long x 3.2? high (13 cm x 8 cm high) > IRQ: An IRQ is required. IRQ can be shared if > motherboard > provides this capability through PCI steering. > # of Devices: Connect up to 63 1394 devices to PYRO. > Connect > to Digital camcorders, 1394 storage devices (hard > drives, > CD-ROM, CD-RW), scanners, speakers, etc. > > Looks good, che no? > > > I'm going to buy this dude too! > > better hurry. they're going like hotcakes. > $129. > > > The writer of video1394 and some others on the devel list are using > > uncompressed cameras for machine vision applications, so there is work > > being done. There is a libdc.sourceforge.net project that provides a > > Digital Camera protocol library. However, there are no readily available > > applications that I'm aware of. > > > > cool. I'll check it out. > > Thanks, > > Dan |
From: dan s. <sm...@sp...> - 2000-11-16 05:43:51
|
Hi Dan, Thanks for getting back to me. I am a software developer for Sandia National Labs robotics center and I am interested in using the pyro cameras on some of our mobile robots, as well as using them in lab environments. >What applications are you interested in? Do you want to record to disk >or videoconference over the net? Basically I'm interested in doing real-time user interfaces that use multiple cameras. Think of unencumbered/uninstrumented passive tracking of major body parts. I am really interested in gaming interfaces, but the folks at work want me to build other stuff, like sensors for people tracking in robot workcells or on mobile bots. So, I won't be going to disk, but will instead be using images captured synchronously to determine some 3D info regarding position/orientation and gesture of hands, head, arms, etc.. I'm looking to use 3-4 cameras simultaneously, which I've been doing with multiple PCI framegrabber boards & standard NTSC cameras. I want to go to 1394 because the cost is lower, and the signal is higher quality. > Can't help you here. Is it OHCI compliant? Do you know what chipset it > uses? It might be visible on the card, or run lspci. here are the specs for their basicDV board: PYRO Board: PYRO: 1394a compliant OHCI Isochronous and asynchronous data transfer Hot plugging 1394 Ports: 3 ports (2 external, 1 internal) Connectors: 6 Pin 1394 Bus Speeds: 100, 200, 400 Mb/sec. Bus Interface: PCI 2.1 compliant with Bus Mastering Board Size: 5? long x 3.2? high (13 cm x 8 cm high) IRQ: An IRQ is required. IRQ can be shared if motherboard provides this capability through PCI steering. # of Devices: Connect up to 63 1394 devices to PYRO. Connect to Digital camcorders, 1394 storage devices (hard drives, CD-ROM, CD-RW), scanners, speakers, etc. Looks good, che no? > I'm going to buy this dude too! better hurry. they're going like hotcakes. $129. > The writer of video1394 and some others on the devel list are using > uncompressed cameras for machine vision applications, so there is work > being done. There is a libdc.sourceforge.net project that provides a > Digital Camera protocol library. However, there are no readily available > applications that I'm aware of. > cool. I'll check it out. Thanks, Dan |
From: Dan D. <dde...@co...> - 2000-11-16 04:29:10
|
dan small wrote: > > Hi, > > Has anyone out there gotten the pyro basicDV card working using the > linux1394 patches? > Can't help you here. Is it OHCI compliant? Do you know what chipset it uses? It might be visible on the card, or run lspci. > I also have ordered the Pyro Webcam which they claim does > 640x480x24bitx30fps uncompressed on firewire, and would like any > pointers on getting it running. They claim it adheres to the camera > spec for 1394, so I hope it's possible. > I'm going to buy this dude too! Or, the QPS iBot. I think the iBot does DV, and I already have a miniDV cam, so I should probably diversify my devices. The writer of video1394 and some others on the devel list are using uncompressed cameras for machine vision applications, so there is work being done. There is a libdc.sourceforge.net project that provides a Digital Camera protocol library. However, there are no readily available applications that I'm aware of. I am currently working on DV grabbing and recording in conjunction with Arne Schirmacher using the OHCI DMA implementation in video1394. Eventually, I intend to marry the code of Xmovie with my video1394 capture routine to simply reflect the video transmission to a window. Xmovie uses the Xv extension in XFree86 4.0.x that utilizies the direct video playback capabilities of display adapters. (Currently, I am only aware of the Matrox G200/G400 driver that supports this feature.) I am very interested in seeing just how direct I can get from the direct memory access of OHCI to Xv! What applications are you interested in? Do you want to record to disk or videoconference over the net? I think it will be a while until we see a video conferencing application that works with 1394 cameras on Linux. I can probably hack together disk recording, but that will be a couple of months from now. Other projects are taking priority right now, I hope you understand. Perhaps someone else will beat me to the punch. +-DRD-+ > Thanks, > > Dan > > _______________________________________________ > mailing list Lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user |
From: dan s. <sm...@cs...> - 2000-11-15 22:42:58
|
Hi, Has anyone out there gotten the pyro basicDV card working using the linux1394 patches? I also have ordered the Pyro Webcam which they claim does 640x480x24bitx30fps uncompressed on firewire, and would like any pointers on getting it running. They claim it adheres to the camera spec for 1394, so I hope it's possible. Thanks, Dan |
From: Michele B. <mi...@ho...> - 2000-11-13 18:41:28
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On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Sandhya Puthan Veettil wrote: > Hi everybody, > > Has anybody tested with IEEE-1394 digital cameras (machine vision) on Linux ? - > like Sony DFW-V500. If yes, I would like to know the details - which vendor, > chipset etc. If anybody has more information about this (eg: is it possible at > all?), please provide that also. hi! i have a jvc gr-dvm5 pal, it's a mini-dv (one year old). in this period i have no time at all, now i have some problems with the initialization of the 1394 pci card (it's a dlink), i have to report the msgs to the list. but i had a version of the driver that worked. michele ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- dott. michele bianchi power of two s.r.l. phone +39 348 7651874 http://www.pow2.com |
From: Sandhya P. V. <sa...@mi...> - 2000-11-13 17:53:30
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Hi everybody, Has anybody tested with IEEE-1394 digital cameras (machine vision) on Linux ? - like Sony DFW-V500. If yes, I would like to know the details - which vendor, chipset etc. If anybody has more information about this (eg: is it possible at all?), please provide that also. Thanks sandhya |
From: Albrecht <ad...@mp...> - 2000-11-06 09:21:00
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Thierry Chateau wrote: > I want to buy a firewire pcmcia card and I found the two following ones: > > - Evergreen fireline cardbus: > http://www.allfirewire.com/products/P20199.html > - Orangelink FireWire Cardbus: > http://www.orangemicro.com/firewire.html#anchor1986149 > Both are ohci compliant. Has anybody already test these cards ? I hacked a driver for this PCILynx based card which is part of the latest Beta pcmcia package: http://www.newertech.com/products/firewire/firewire2go/index.html Yours, Albrecht. -- +-----------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Dr.-Ing. Albrecht Dre\ss """" | | Max-Planck-Institut f\"ur Radioastronomie |\ / /o o\ | | Abteilung f\"ur Infrarot-Interferometrie | \ / | / | | | Auf dem H\"ugel 69 | \ | \ ---/ | | D-53121 Bonn (Germany) ------------+------+------------------- | | Phone (+49) 228 525 319 | / | | | Fax (+49) 228 525 411 | / / | | Mail ad...@mp... |/ / | | http://www.mpifr-bonn.mpg.de/div/iri | +-------------- electrical engineers do it with less resistance --------------+ |
From: Thierry C. <thi...@la...> - 2000-11-06 08:00:13
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Hi, I want to buy a firewire pcmcia card and I found the two following ones: - Evergreen fireline cardbus: http://www.allfirewire.com/products/P20199.html - Orangelink FireWire Cardbus: http://www.orangemicro.com/firewire.html#anchor1986149 Both are ohci compliant. Has anybody already test these cards ? Thanks -- ___________________________ Thierry CHATEAU, Lasmea, UMR 6602 du CNRS 24 Avenue des Landais, 63177 Aubiere, France tel : (33)4-73-40-72-56 http://chateauthierry.multimania.com "Tout ce qui n'est pas donne est perdu". (Hasari Pal, "La cite de la joie") ___________________________ |
From: Dan D. <dde...@co...> - 2000-11-03 19:08:18
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Are you referring to the Quicktime implementation on the www.heroinewarrior.com site? If so, then that's really just a library. You need to download XMovie to display quicktime files, but it won't display any old quicktime file you get off of the net. You can download a sample from their website. But, you will also need their Broadcast 2000 product to generate quicktime files compatible for XMovie. From: "max" > I try to Install quicktime for linux .After tar xvfz I have an archive > but how to install it ? > No Install or Makefile !? > Thank you so much > tashi deleh > > _______________________________________________ > mailing list Lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user > |
From: max <XA...@wa...> - 2000-11-03 17:51:29
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I try to Install quicktime for linux .After tar xvfz I have an archive but how to install it ? No Install or Makefile !? Thank you so much tashi deleh |
From: Dan D. <dde...@co...> - 2000-10-31 14:38:01
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Most Linux user are using Broadcast 2000 at http://www.heroinewarrior.com/ or MainActor at http://www.mainactor.de/ Broadcast has builtin support for ieee1394 under Linux, but in general the program is rather unstable. I am using Broadcast--just started. I am not actively using it for production work. Eventually, I want to use it as a hobbyist and for home videos, but I am more interested in helping with the development of the product. First priority for me now is to get DV-encoded iso transmit working. I can't really do any production editing without that feature--I don't have any other output option besides what my camera provides. From: "Jan Rhebergen" <ja...@rh...> > Hello All, > > Got my Dynalink IEEE1394 card yesterday. Using the instructions on sourceforge > I compiled a new kernel and libraw etc. All worked straight out of the box so > to speak. Hats off to the developers. I got dvgrab and xdvplay to grab and > play a clip. > > Next step is editing of course. I've located some packkages which seem > suitable but I am curious to know what editing software others would use and > recommend. > > regards, > > Jan Rhebergen > > > > ---- > web: http://www.rhebergen.org > e-mail: ja...@rh... > ICQ#: 12946867 > > > _______________________________________________ > mailing list lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-devel > |
From: arne <ar...@sc...> - 2000-10-29 15:49:41
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I am currently working (as time permits) on a small DV editing program. See: http://www.schirmacher.de/arne/kino/ . The basic idea is a small editor that accepts both menu and keyboard commands and can do batch processing. See the requirements.txt for basic concepts. The other program I am using is ULead VideoStudio, since it came for free with my card, it does the job but it is a bit tedious to use with many long files. Arne > -----Ursprungliche Nachricht----- > Von: Jan Rhebergen [SMTP:ja...@rh...] > Gesendet am: Sonntag, 29. Oktober 2000 13:40 > An: lin...@li...; lin...@li... > Betreff: what video editing software ? > > Hello All, > > Got my Dynalink IEEE1394 card yesterday. Using the instructions on sourceforge > I compiled a new kernel and libraw etc. All worked straight out of the box so > to speak. Hats off to the developers. I got dvgrab and xdvplay to grab and > play a clip. > > Next step is editing of course. I've located some packkages which seem > suitable but I am curious to know what editing software others would use and > recommend. > > regards, > > Jan Rhebergen > > > > ---- > web: http://www.rhebergen.org > e-mail: ja...@rh... > ICQ#: 12946867 > > > _______________________________________________ > mailing list lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-devel |
From: Jan R. <ja...@rh...> - 2000-10-29 13:39:55
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Hello All, Got my Dynalink IEEE1394 card yesterday. Using the instructions on sourceforge I compiled a new kernel and libraw etc. All worked straight out of the box so to speak. Hats off to the developers. I got dvgrab and xdvplay to grab and play a clip. Next step is editing of course. I've located some packkages which seem suitable but I am curious to know what editing software others would use and recommend. regards, Jan Rhebergen ---- web: http://www.rhebergen.org e-mail: ja...@rh... ICQ#: 12946867 |
From: Dan D. <dde...@co...> - 2000-10-26 20:17:44
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Your abstract VFrameGrabber class would enable something like Broadcast 2000 to record from a raw dv file as created by dvgrab? I think the biggest performance gain can be made by using the DMA iso receive as defined in video1394. Does this mean the dv decoder must keep up with the isochronous channel? If so, perhaps it fails over to the non-DMA, buffered iso receive defined in raw1394. When you say you are using a "window into the image," do you mean that you doing rectangular clipping? Right now, I am interested in two things with creation of a class framework: standardize an interface to various codecs and integrate AVC with video capture. Also, iso transmit of dv would be great! ----- Original Message ----- From: "Chateau Thierry" <thi...@la...> To: "Dan Dennedy" <dde...@co...> Cc: "Andreas Micklei" <and...@iv...>; "1394 user" <lin...@li...> Sent: Tuesday, October 24, 2000 3:22 AM Subject: Re: controling a video recorder ? Your idea for a collection of 1394-related classes is very good. Actually, I try to write a C++ collection of class for Video. It is in very alpha way for the moment but I have developped an abstract class called VFrameGrabber and two child classes: one for ieee1394 DV Video Recorder and one for DV File. I also want to implement IEEE Camera using libdc and other devices (not only connected to 1394 because the target is to write tools for image processing). For the moment, I use libraw, libdc (modified because there are some variables called classes or private and I prefer remaning its). I also tried, yesterday, simpleavc.h from gscanbus which work fine but I will test SDPAVC. On my PIII 733 with 256M Ram, dv decoding (from libdv) for a Pal format takes 40 ms. (In the same time, an another thread for isochonous reception on the 1394 bus is working). I change the source of dv_decode in order to decode only a window into the image ; so, it takes less time. Do you think that other improvements may be done in order to reduce dv decoding time ? |
From: Paul v. d. V. <pa...@va...> - 2000-10-26 18:38:45
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Hello! I want to use a Linux PC as a big firewire harddisk. Does somebody know if there is software what can do that? Bye, Paul van der Vlis. |
From: Jurgen K. <GTM...@in...> - 2000-10-26 15:40:34
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Hi, A have two of those cards and they work great, although I do not use them for DV. I primarily use them for accessing external SBP-2 compliant devices and a firewire IP network. The cards are good value for money Greetings, Jurgen E.M...@md... wrote: > My local dealer, who knowns a lot about selling PC's and supporting Windows98 > a.s.o., is not too bright when it comes to answering questions about Linux > and DV video grabbing/editing on a Linuxbox. > > Among the hardware he sells is the Dynalink IEEE1394 card. > It has 3 ports that support 400, 200 and 100Mb/s > It is compatible with the 1394 OHCI specification 1.0 including some of the > 1.1 features > It supports BIAS-HANDSHAKE time > > Has anyone any experience with this card or does anyone know if there is a > reasonable chance that this card can be used succesfully with dvgrab? > > Ed Vaessen > > _______________________________________________ > mailing list Lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user |
From: E.M.J.Vaessen@MDI.RWS.minvenw.nl - 2000-10-26 07:13:59
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My local dealer, who knowns a lot about selling PC's and supporting Windows98 a.s.o., is not too bright when it comes to answering questions about Linux and DV video grabbing/editing on a Linuxbox. Among the hardware he sells is the Dynalink IEEE1394 card. It has 3 ports that support 400, 200 and 100Mb/s It is compatible with the 1394 OHCI specification 1.0 including some of the 1.1 features It supports BIAS-HANDSHAKE time Has anyone any experience with this card or does anyone know if there is a reasonable chance that this card can be used succesfully with dvgrab? Ed Vaessen |
From: Andreas B. <and...@mu...> - 2000-10-25 23:05:17
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On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 11:31:57AM +0200, Chateau Thierry wrote: > In fact, this control use the FCP (Function Control Protocol) and I did > not find any writing FCP command into raw1394.h. Is it true ? > I only saw function to listen for FCP_COMMAND and FCP_RESPONSE. You don't need special support to write FCP commands or responses. Just use the normal async write functions of libraw1394 with a target address of either FCP_COMMAND or FCP_RESPONSE. -- Andreas E. Bombe <and...@mu...> DSA key 0x04880A44 http://home.pages.de/~andreas.bombe/ http://linux1394.sourceforge.net/ |
From: D. S. - V. C. <vi...@ix...> - 2000-10-24 17:33:34
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On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 04:23:38PM -0700, David Southwell - Vizion Communication wrote: I am just asking whether anyone here has any experience of the difficulties when editing videos captured by OHCI compliant IEEE1394 devices producing Type 1 files when working with Adobe Premiere (which expects Type 2 files) on Windows systems. Please email me directly at vi...@ix... as I would not want to be seen to be creating an off topic thread here. By the way I would like to thank everyone for your work on linux on IEEE 1394.. David |
From: Chateau T. <thi...@la...> - 2000-10-24 07:20:02
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Your idea for a collection of 1394-related classes is very good. Actually, I try to write a C++ collection of class for Video. It is in very alpha way for the moment but I have developped an abstract class called VFrameGrabber and two child classes: one for ieee1394 DV Video Recorder and one for DV File. I also want to implement IEEE Camera using libdc and other devices (not only connected to 1394 because the target is to write tools for image processing). For the moment, I use libraw, libdc (modified because there are some variables called classes or private and I prefer remaning its). I also tried, yesterday, simpleavc.h from gscanbus which work fine but I will test SDPAVC. On my PIII 733 with 256M Ram, dv decoding (from libdv) for a Pal format takes 40 ms. (In the same time, an another thread for isochonous reception on the 1394 bus is working). I change the source of dv_decode in order to decode only a window into the image ; so, it takes less time. Do you think that other improvements may be done in order to reduce dv decoding time ? Dan Dennedy a écrit : > Timothy Shead (K-3D guy) wrote a C++ class that implements AVC (SDPAVC). He > has stopped maintaining it, but I retrieved a copy from CVS to hook it up to > Broadcast 2000. I suggest you consider using it. If it proves useful we can > setup a SourceForge project for it (actually, I'm thinking of a collection > of 1394-related classes). You can get to SDPAVC from the links section on > the linux1394 website. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Andreas Micklei" <and...@iv...> > To: "Chateau Thierry" <thi...@la...> > Cc: "1394 user" <lin...@li...> > Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 9:43 AM > Subject: Re: controling a video recorder ? > > > On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 11:31:57AM +0200, Chateau Thierry wrote: > > > I work on a gdk interface using both dvgrab and libdv sources in order > > > to make a grabbing and viewing utility. I am wondering if anyone has > > > ever tried to control a video recorder using libraw. > > > In fact, this control use the FCP (Function Control Protocol) and I did > > > not find any writing FCP command into raw1394.h. Is it true ? > > > I only saw function to listen for FCP_COMMAND and FCP_RESPONSE. > > > If nothing about FCP commands exist, I will work on it. > > > > No need to start from scratch. Have you tried gscanbus? When you connect a > VCR > > to your Linux box, gscanbus will display buttons for controlling it. > > Internally this is handled by simpleav.c and simpleavc.h. Feel free to > take it > > apart and build your own stuff on top of it. My functions may not be > flexible > > for all your needs, but at least you won't need to define all necessary > > constants for yourself. > > > > -- > > Andreas Micklei > > IVISTAR Kommunikationssysteme AG > > Ehrenbergstr. 19 / 10245 Berlin > > http://www.ivistar.de > > _______________________________________________ > > mailing list Lin...@li... > > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user > > -- ___________________________ Thierry CHATEAU, Lasmea, UMR 6602 du CNRS 24 Avenue des Landais, 63177 Aubiere, France tel : 04-73-40-72-56 http://chateauthierry.multimania.com "Tout ce qui n'est pas donne est perdu". (Hasari Pal, "La cite de la joie") ___________________________ |
From: Dan D. <dde...@co...> - 2000-10-23 17:45:32
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Timothy Shead (K-3D guy) wrote a C++ class that implements AVC (SDPAVC). He has stopped maintaining it, but I retrieved a copy from CVS to hook it up to Broadcast 2000. I suggest you consider using it. If it proves useful we can setup a SourceForge project for it (actually, I'm thinking of a collection of 1394-related classes). You can get to SDPAVC from the links section on the linux1394 website. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andreas Micklei" <and...@iv...> To: "Chateau Thierry" <thi...@la...> Cc: "1394 user" <lin...@li...> Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 9:43 AM Subject: Re: controling a video recorder ? > On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 11:31:57AM +0200, Chateau Thierry wrote: > > I work on a gdk interface using both dvgrab and libdv sources in order > > to make a grabbing and viewing utility. I am wondering if anyone has > > ever tried to control a video recorder using libraw. > > In fact, this control use the FCP (Function Control Protocol) and I did > > not find any writing FCP command into raw1394.h. Is it true ? > > I only saw function to listen for FCP_COMMAND and FCP_RESPONSE. > > If nothing about FCP commands exist, I will work on it. > > No need to start from scratch. Have you tried gscanbus? When you connect a VCR > to your Linux box, gscanbus will display buttons for controlling it. > Internally this is handled by simpleav.c and simpleavc.h. Feel free to take it > apart and build your own stuff on top of it. My functions may not be flexible > for all your needs, but at least you won't need to define all necessary > constants for yourself. > > -- > Andreas Micklei > IVISTAR Kommunikationssysteme AG > Ehrenbergstr. 19 / 10245 Berlin > http://www.ivistar.de > _______________________________________________ > mailing list Lin...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/linux1394-user > |
From: Chateau T. <thi...@la...> - 2000-10-23 14:19:43
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I have just compiled and tested gscanbus. It works fine. I had the source somewhere on my drive for 2 months, but I did not spent any time for compiling it. Thank you for your help. I think all the anwers for my questions will be in the source of gscanbus. I will try to work for a simple utility and give it for testing as soon as possible. Thanks a lot Andreas Micklei a écrit : > On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 11:31:57AM +0200, Chateau Thierry wrote: > > I work on a gdk interface using both dvgrab and libdv sources in order > > to make a grabbing and viewing utility. I am wondering if anyone has > > ever tried to control a video recorder using libraw. > > In fact, this control use the FCP (Function Control Protocol) and I did > > not find any writing FCP command into raw1394.h. Is it true ? > > I only saw function to listen for FCP_COMMAND and FCP_RESPONSE. > > If nothing about FCP commands exist, I will work on it. > > No need to start from scratch. Have you tried gscanbus? When you connect a VCR > to your Linux box, gscanbus will display buttons for controlling it. > Internally this is handled by simpleav.c and simpleavc.h. Feel free to take it > apart and build your own stuff on top of it. My functions may not be flexible > for all your needs, but at least you won't need to define all necessary > constants for yourself. > > -- > Andreas Micklei > IVISTAR Kommunikationssysteme AG > Ehrenbergstr. 19 / 10245 Berlin > http://www.ivistar.de -- ___________________________ Thierry CHATEAU, Lasmea, UMR 6602 du CNRS 24 Avenue des Landais, 63177 Aubiere, France tel : 04-73-40-72-56 http://chateauthierry.multimania.com "Tout ce qui n'est pas donne est perdu". (Hasari Pal, "La cite de la joie") ___________________________ |
From: Andreas M. <and...@iv...> - 2000-10-23 13:43:26
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On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 11:31:57AM +0200, Chateau Thierry wrote: > I work on a gdk interface using both dvgrab and libdv sources in order > to make a grabbing and viewing utility. I am wondering if anyone has > ever tried to control a video recorder using libraw. > In fact, this control use the FCP (Function Control Protocol) and I did > not find any writing FCP command into raw1394.h. Is it true ? > I only saw function to listen for FCP_COMMAND and FCP_RESPONSE. > If nothing about FCP commands exist, I will work on it. No need to start from scratch. Have you tried gscanbus? When you connect a VCR to your Linux box, gscanbus will display buttons for controlling it. Internally this is handled by simpleav.c and simpleavc.h. Feel free to take it apart and build your own stuff on top of it. My functions may not be flexible for all your needs, but at least you won't need to define all necessary constants for yourself. -- Andreas Micklei IVISTAR Kommunikationssysteme AG Ehrenbergstr. 19 / 10245 Berlin http://www.ivistar.de |
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