>composite video signals (should be able to have
> longer cable runs)
Its the Proffesional way to do it Forget USB !
I've seen and talked to that company MatixVision that has one with 4 inputs
and no tuner - But those Idiots want more for it than if you'd get 4 individual
consumer market cards with Tuner that you may never
use ... (about 2.5 times as much )
Besides the obvious advantage that with 4 individual card you could theoreticaly
capture live video from al 4 sources at the same
time and not : Frame Switch... Frame Switch...
Frame Switch...
Frame Switch...
Frame Switch...
Therefore go to your local electronics supermarket
and more from here:
http://togo.ens.uabc.mx/files/released/CameraHardware.htm
This one looks like the winner to me : PANASONIC KX-DP702 $799.95 US <= !!!
PANASONIC KX-DP702-DP702P Remote Control Pan/Tilt Color Video Camera w/21X Optical
Zoom With Composite & S-Video Output Only $799.95
US <= !!!
http://www.rock2000.com/ccd/kxdp702.htm
http://www.aegis-elec.com/KX-DP702-DP702P.shtml
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Esa Compania es in San Diego (Note the backlight resolver feature)
http://www.cohu.com/cctv/3500.htm
Direct from the Manufacturer ? up to 4 Mega Pixels !
http://www.sharp.co.jp/e-device/ic/icnpi.htm
Only minutes left: Get out that Credit card ! 3for1 $99
http://www.x10.com/products/sk10a_deal.htm
Interactive Pan, Tilt, and Zoom!
http://www.megagem.com/vidyo.html
http://www.videobotics.com/cammotion.html
http://www.pixera.com/index.htm
1/3" Color DSP CCD Camera Low Light - High Resolution 1.0 lux - 480 TV Lines
http://www.rock2000.com/ccd/lcl211h.htm
Overview:
http://www.rock2000.com/ccd.htm
http://www.aegis-elec.com/Products.shtml
SONY EVI-D30/EVI-D31 is a pan/tilt X12 Optical Zoom, High Speed Auto-Focus Lens video
camera
http://www.cybertroninc.com/html/sonycama1.htm
$979.00 http://www.aegi.com/store/sony.html
Autotracking:The camera will follow a moving subject automatically without the use of
special sensors.
http://www.eastview-industries.com/evi-d30.html
http://www.polarisusa.com/evi-d30.htm
http://picturephone.com/products/sony_evi_d30.htm
countless more ... at
http://search.metacrawler.com/crawler?general=EVI-D30&method=0&redirect=web®ion=0&rpp=20&timeout=0&hpe=10&sort=0&power=0&refer=mc
-results1
Canon VC-C3 Communication Remote Control Pan/Tilt/Zoom Camera
http://www.videosale.com/canovdoc.htm
$985 http://www.tribecaexpress.com/Canon.htm
VC-C4 - PTZ (Pan Tilt Zoom) Cam
http://www.canondv.com/vcc4/index.html
This page also has a great selection of Subassembly types
http://www.aeicomp.com/CCD.htm
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Sandeen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2001 20:54
Subject: Re: [V4L] Recomendations
> USB may be your easiest/cheapest route, although I don't know what kind
> of bandwidth 4 cameras will take up. Also, the distance from computer
> to camera will be limited by the USB spec... the cables aren't suposed
> to be much longer than about 10 feet, I think.
>
> You can get an overview of supported USB cameras here:
> http://www.qbik.ch/usb/devices/showdevices.php3?id=9
>
> If you want to use composite video signals (should be able to have
> longer cable runs) I'm not sure what your best route would be - I have a
> couple of sample cards that I got from brooktree for testing that are
> nothing but a bt878 chip and a composite video in - I wish they'd sell
> them. Maybe somebody does.
>
> I'm not aware of any cards with multiple inputs, but I'm sure someone on
> this list might know of something...
>
> HTH,
>
> -Eric
>
>
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