Kevin Barsby wrote:
> The consensus when I asked was that if the driver for it supports
> Video4Linux (1 or 2) then it should be possible to make it play with
> freevo, but this is untried, and I haven't heard from anyone who has
> done it successfully.
I gave up on trying to get Freevo to work with it directly, and went
with using WebVCR+ to record and Freevo to view the results.
With 2.4.x kernels the driver doesn't really do V4L. I hear that
with later 2.5.x and 2.6.x kernels the driver presents a V4L2 device,
but I'll leave that alone until 2.6 has been around a while and is
stable before going there.
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