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Old 11-26-2008
Mac 101: Connect Your Camera
Digital cameras and DV camcorders are popular peripheral devices, and having a Mac makes the results even more enjoyable. With iPhoto, you can make your great shots even more awesome and turn your so-so stuff into something stellar. And instead of subjecting your family and friends to long, drawn-out screenings of your vacation videos and home movies, you can edit your footage in iMovie to make your video more compelling.Of course, you have to import your photos and movies into your Mac first, which brings us to this lesson; learning how to connect your camera to your computer. Lucky for you, it's easy.

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avg_chromakey

AVG_CHROMAKEY(1)						   User Commands						  AVG_CHROMAKEY(1)

NAME

       avg_chromakey - test application for libavg chromakey filter

SYNOPSIS

       avg_chromakey -t DRIVER [OPTION]...

DESCRIPTION

       Stream a live image from a camera and apply a chromakey filter.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
	      Show a brief description of the options.

       -t, --driver DRIVER
	      One of the camera subsystems supported by libavg (supported: firewire, video4linux, directshow).

       -d, --device DEVICE
	      Camera device identifier (depending on the driver, a GUID or device path is expected).

       -u, --unit UNIT
	      Unit number. Used for cameras or other capture devices which deliver several images (e.g. stereo cameras or TV capture cards).

       -w, --width WIDTH
	      Camera image width.

       -e, --height HEIGHT
	      Camera image height.

       -p, --pixelformat PIXELFORMAT
	      Camera pixel format (one of: I8, I16, YUV411, YUV422, YUYV422, RGB, BGR, BAYER8).

       -f, --framerate FRAMERATE
	      Frames per second.

       -8, --fw800
	      Set firewire bus speed to s800 (if supported).

AUTHOR

       Ulrich von Zadow <coder@c-base.org>

libavg 1.7.0							   November 2011						  AVG_CHROMAKEY(1)