Thanks in advance.
Reading S-Video signal
What is the best way for a raspberry pi to read a S-Video signal. Got a cam with no other interface then that and have no clue how to read it.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Reading S-Video signal
You'll need a video capture device i.e. http://raspberry-at-home.com/video-grab ... pberry-pi/
Don't expect high frame rates the Pi doesn't handle uncompressed video streams very well.
Richard S.
Don't expect high frame rates the Pi doesn't handle uncompressed video streams very well.
Richard S.
Re: Reading S-Video signal
Thanks for the reply. I've tried with a easycap but got a distorted image. Do you know where I could find a usb input device with (for example) STK1160 chipset that makes a ok picture? I have no worries about framerate. If I get i pic every 5 seconds, Im ok with that.
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If a python knocks on your door and says “Hi, I’m a vacuum cleaner!” it’s not true. That’s a python.
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