"porting" isn't quite the right word. That implies having access to some other source code to base things off of, and that's almost never the case for hardware drivers. They generally have to write linux drivers from scratch based on device specifications, which manufacturers are often loath to provide. So a lack of a driver doesn't mean "not ported yet", but often means "no specifications available for anyone to even try to make a driver".
Nitpicking aside, it might be better to see what drivers linux has than to randomly google USB hardware. Linux drivers usually list chipsets, not models, since many different things ultimately use the same or similar chipsets hence drivers.
Here's the USB devices the 2.6.27 kernel has available:
Highlighted the interesting-looking ones...
UVC is a generic driver that supports most any video device with the UVC device class.
The Hauppage driver is pretty obvious in what devices it's for.
Hi,all
From the v4l api page http://v4l2spec.bytesex.org/,there is a capture.c.
someone says" this application is support ntsc camera,but I don't know why it support ntsc by default
Any ideas?
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Hi,
Am working on an embedded device with a camera and I would want to send the video data it streams to a usb device connected to it. Am using the c language and of course Linux (Fedora).
Any help and suggestions are most welcomed.
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I need a broad spectrum understanding on this subject, and any help would be greatly appreciated.
First of all, as I understand it...
The way the video hardware works is the CPU sends information about input and possible changes to the display, the video card receives these changes, makes the... (2 Replies)
I am interested in doing some heavy video work. I have a ADVC 110 Video capture device, which I am using to capture VHS video tapes, which I will convert on the server to DVD format and burn to DVD's using DVD production software. I will also take the captured video file and split it up in parts... (1 Reply)
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dtk_video_getstate
DTK_VIDEO_GETSTATE(3) Draw Toolkit manual DTK_VIDEO_GETSTATE(3)NAME
dtk_video_getstate - returns the current state of a video texture
SYNOPSIS
#include <dtk_video.h>
int dtk_video_getstate(dtk_htex vid);
DESCRIPTION
This function returns the state of a video texture referenced by vid created by one of the functions dtk_create_video_*(3) and is a BITOR
combination of the following flags:
DTKV_PLAYING : Indicates whether the video is paused or playing
DTKV_EOS : Indicates that the end of the video stream has been reached
RETURN VALUE
This function returns the state of the video in case of success, -1 otherwise.
SEE ALSO dtk_load_video_file(3), dtk_load_video_gst(3), dtk_load_video_test(3), dtk_load_video_udp(3), dtk_load_video_tcp(3), dtk_video_exec(3)EPFL 2011 DTK_VIDEO_GETSTATE(3)