On 02/08/07, Andreas Oberritter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello Thomas, > > There is another open source driver implementing the audio and video > decoder API: > > > http://cvs.tuxbox.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tuxbox/driver/dvb/drivers/media/dvb/dbox2/Attic/dbox2_avia_av_napi.c?rev=1.1.2.1&only_with_tag=driver_2_6_branch&view=auto
Ok, thank you very much! I'll check this link tomorrow (for now, I'm going to bed...) and give you a feedback... > And last question, will a software like mplayer be able to play dvb > > streams just with the dvb drivers or does it need the /dev/video and the > > v4l drivers ? > > /dev/video isn't needed. Mplayer for example has the switch -vo mpegpes, > which uses the DVB API for playback. For the "full featured" cards this > means that the TV-output is used. > > However, in case you've been looking for it, there is no standard API > for using a digital video encoder or an A/V switch, to configure PAL vs. > NTSC, RGB vs. CVBS or SCART outputs etc. > > The CVS tree mentioned above uses a custom interface for it (in > driver/avs and driver/saa7126). > > Regards, > Andreas Thanks again, -- Thomas Gambier
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