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Video input with various systems

Julien PUYDT
Hi,

I have noticed that for linux-based systems, there are v4l2src and
dv1394src : I added support to them in ekiga (well, in a personal post3
branch...).

For win32, it seems ksvideosrc is what I want (except it doesn't have
property probe).

For osx, there's a directory sys/osxvideo in gst-plugins-bad and
gst-plugins, but it doesn't have sources... at least not in my checkout,
and gst-plugins-good's sys/osxvideo has only a sink.

For *BSD: I have no clue what they have.

Thanks,

Snark on freenode&gimpnet

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Re: Video input with various systems

Stefan Sauer
hi,

Julien Puydt schrieb:

> Hi,
>
> I have noticed that for linux-based systems, there are v4l2src and
> dv1394src : I added support to them in ekiga (well, in a personal post3
> branch...).
>
> For win32, it seems ksvideosrc is what I want (except it doesn't have
> property probe).
>
> For osx, there's a directory sys/osxvideo in gst-plugins-bad and
> gst-plugins, but it doesn't have sources... at least not in my checkout,
> and gst-plugins-good's sys/osxvideo has only a sink.
>
> For *BSD: I have no clue what they have.
>  
It would totally rock if you could have a go at writing a autovideosrc
that does this automatically.  Have a look at
gst-plugins-good/gst/autodetect/

Stefan

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Re: Video input with various systems

Julien PUYDT
Stefan Kost a écrit :

> Julien Puydt schrieb:
>> I have noticed that for linux-based systems, there are v4l2src and
>> dv1394src : I added support to them in ekiga (well, in a personal post3
>> branch...).
>>
>> For win32, it seems ksvideosrc is what I want (except it doesn't have
>> property probe).
>>
>> For osx, there's a directory sys/osxvideo in gst-plugins-bad and
>> gst-plugins, but it doesn't have sources... at least not in my checkout,
>> and gst-plugins-good's sys/osxvideo has only a sink.
>>
>> For *BSD: I have no clue what they have.
>>  
> It would totally rock if you could have a go at writing a autovideosrc
> that does this automatically.  Have a look at
> gst-plugins-good/gst/autodetect/
Sigh. I have no idea how to do that... and notice that such a plugin
would need to implement property probe so the devices user-friendly
names could be gotten.

Snark on freenode&gimpnet

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