[streaming] v4l and Multi-input video capture card
Ariel Fritz
duin at tutopia.com
Tue May 13 10:52:59 CEST 2003
Hi all
I'm testing a multi-input video capture card on cvs-vls version. I
tryed to configure it as a v4l input, but following vls message error
is shown:
VideoLAN Server v 0.5.5-cvs (May 12 2003) - (c)1999-2002 VideoLAN
2003-05-13 10:26:04 [ERROR/Vls] Input type "v4l" invalid
Multi-input video capture card is a Spectra8 with a BT878 chipset.
But I'm tested a tuner card (Pinnacle PCTV with BT878 chipset) too and
it run ok. I've used the composite input of it to capture video in real
time.
The vls.cfg file is:
# Streams sources declaration
BEGIN "Inputs"
# --- Format:
# InputName = "Type"
# --- Example:
# local1 = "local" # Local input example
# kfir = "video" # Video input example (mpeg encoder)
# dvb = "dvb" # Video input example (DVB card)
# webcam = "v4l" # Video For Linux example (webcam)
tuner = "v4l" # Video For Linux example (composite)
END
# Video For Linux (V4L) configuration
BEGIN "tuner"
# --- Example:
Device = "/dev/video" # Video4linux device (default is
/dev/video)
Channel = "0" # Channel Source: Webcam often 0
# For TV Card, may be Tuner(0),
Composite(1),
# Svideo(2)
# Frequency = "7668" # Frequency (Mhz) * 16
Norm = "1" # PAL=0, NTSC=1, SECAM=2
Size = "VGA" # Size possibilities
# - empty string : default size
# - width x height
# - subQCIF(128x96), QSIF(160x120),
# QCIF(176x144), SIF(320x240),
# CIF(352x288), VGA (640x480)
DeInterlace = "0"
#Compression = "mpeg2" # mpeg1 or mpeg4 [experimental]
Bitrate = "15000" # Bitrate (approx.) in kbps
Quality = "1.0" # 1.0 (good) to 31.0 (bad)
#AudioDevice = "/dev/dsp" # Sound device (try /dev/dsp<X>
#AudioCompression = "mp2" # mp2, mp3 or ogg
#AudioBitrate = "64" # Audio bitrate in kbps
#AudioFreq = "16000" # 16000, 22050, 24000, 32000, 44100, 48000
#AudioChannel = "2" # 1=mono, 2=stereo
END
Any help any Idea ?
Thanks a lot and regards
Ariel Fritz
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