On Sat, 2004-10-16 at 12:51 -0400, et wrote: > On Saturday 16 October 2004 12:26, Jack wrote: > > Hi... I am a newbie to Linux and I have a related question: I have > > installed a couple of video capture programs and both complain about not > > having video4linux drivers. I've looked high and low for these drivers > > and the closest I've come is RivaTV (which didn't work). > > > > My graphics card is a Nvidia 5600. The graphics card does have a video > > out which I use successfully in WinXP (I dual-boot.) I am using Mandrake > > 10.1 community. My computer is a 2.6 ghz Asus motherboard with 512m ram > > onboard. > > > > If anyone knows a way of getting the video capture to work under this > > setup, it would be greatly appreciated. As I've stated, my main problem > > seems to be this video4linux as the video programs *do* work until they > > try to load this driver... > > > > > ____________________________________________________ > that is because what you need is a method to get video "in" in order to > capture video, you have a video out card.
Actually, I expressed myself poorly, I guess. I *do* have a video in card (as I suspect many familiar with the Nvidia 5600 would already know). I *did* mention that I already am successful in capturing and watching video in WinXP. (FYI I "broadcast" my tv signal from downstairs to an x10 receiver upstairs in my computer room, which is connected to the Nvidia. I am able to switch channels from upstairs as I have a UHF remote which will work from anywhere in the house.) I would like to be able to do this from Linux so I don't have to switch to XP when watching "tv in a box." :-) Anyone else with ideas as to how to do this? - Jack
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