Brandon Walters writes:
> Does anyone know how to go about this?the real time video feed is
> for a project much like socf's idea of having a a GPS reciever on
> board along with other payload, and flight gear would be used on the
> ground station as a good interface... does anyone know how to link
> in the real time vidoe, exam codes would be helpful. thanks 

When the SGI O2 first came out, they had a demo that showed mapping of
a live video feed as a texture to a surface on a cube which could then
be rotated (the cube that is.)

If you had a frame grabber card (or card that could do frame grabbing)
and then convert that to an OpenGL texture, and if you could do that
fast enough to approach "real time ..."

There's probably cleverer ways to go, but this is what comes
immediately to mind.

Curt
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