Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but this is really puzzling me. Under the code for Kernels before 2.6 for probing, what is the reason for setting endpoint=&interface->endpoint[1] instead of endpoint=&interface->endpoint[0]?
I am also a little confused about Nogatech/Zoran and how its plays into the usbvision driver. Is Nogatech/Zoran part of the tuner itself or a separate device? I noticed a number of different libraries referenced in the code, like saa113. Isn't saa113 already in a sense a driver, or does it just provide limited driver support?
Any help would be immensely appreciated.
Thanks,
leap
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Also, on Video 4 linux's website they say describe usbvision as:
This is a driver for the video grabber USBVision, a USB-only cable used in many "webcam" devices. It supports streaming and capture of color or monochrome video via the Video4Linux API.
So, is usbvision for a specific cable?
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Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but this is really puzzling me. Under the code for Kernels before 2.6 for probing, what is the reason for setting endpoint=&interface->endpoint[1] instead of endpoint=&interface->endpoint[0]?
I am also a little confused about Nogatech/Zoran and how its plays into the usbvision driver. Is Nogatech/Zoran part of the tuner itself or a separate device? I noticed a number of different libraries referenced in the code, like saa113. Isn't saa113 already in a sense a driver, or does it just provide limited driver support?
Any help would be immensely appreciated.
Thanks,
leap
Also, on Video 4 linux's website they say describe usbvision as:
This is a driver for the video grabber USBVision, a USB-only cable used in many "webcam" devices. It supports streaming and capture of color or monochrome video via the Video4Linux API.
So, is usbvision for a specific cable?