On Wed, Apr 10, 2002 at 03:03:05PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Yes, but that's just a bt848/878 chip which is well known. The problem > is to find out how the chips are interconnected. In principle the > drivers for all the chips are available.
In principle, yes. Unfortunately that is quite a distance from it all working. > I don't know how far they > have gotten with that. We haven't worked on the PVR because of other > projects. The same is true for the kfir driver which still lacks an > API other than cat /dev/video >my.mpg. Right, but you can set parameters (bitrate, frame size, NTSC/PAL, etc.) when loading the module. This would be enough for me. I do all of my recording/encoding with the same params anyway. When I add a "quality" selector, this will be a bit more cumbersome but even then, having to pop and push the driver again will not be so bad, considering what benefit I get from the driver. > Some settings are possible as > module parameters, but a nice API would help. Indeed. b. -- Brian J. Murrell
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