GrokLaw's NewsPicks links to this article http://gigaom.com/2006/07/26/linux-digital-home/ that makes an interesting point: if you're a start-up maker of home entertainment appliances or set-top boxes, then you have only one way to go: Linux. Apple is not going to share their platform with anyone, and with Windows you'll have to jump through all sorts of hoops to comply with their DRM, and as a small player, there's no way to do that. So open alternatives are all that's left. If you can manage to get some video hardware that is well-supported in Linux at least...
If that happens, video-in should be at the top of the list for post-OGA1 development... Lourens
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