Gerd Knorr wrote:
>> BTW: Someone at the ieee1394-devel ml wrote, that a main reason to
>> create a new interface (-> the new dv1394 module) was that V4L2 does not
>> report dropped frames during capturing. Is this true? If so, that might
>> be something to fix before merging into the kernel...?
> 
> That was true for the old v4l interface.  v4l2 has timestamps and
> sequence numbers for video frame buffers.

Thank's for the reply. So there should be nothing which prevents V4L2 from 
proving the complete dv1394.o functionality. (They have a slightly different way 
to manage the transfer buffers, but that' not critical , I think).
> 
> For other comments on the API look check the recent discussions on the
> v4l2 api last days.  For DV data we likely have to add V4L2_PIX_FMT_DV.
> You might also have a look at the current "struct v4l2_timecode", DV
> likely is the first one who might use it.  If there is something wrong
> we should fix it before submitting v4l2 into 2.5.x ...
> 
I don't think that I'm the right one (yet) to find bugs in there, sorry. If I'll 
really be the one to write an adapter between dv1394.o and videodevX.o, I most 
likely won't start with the programming until next year ...

Regards,
Norbert



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