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>From The Desk Of Thomas Arnold :
> Oh yeah... Is there a non X application around to just capture the current
> frame?  My end goal here is going to be to use this as a WebCAM updating
> the picture every 60 seconds.  I want to use a video multiplexer to hook
> up four security cameras so really really bored people can see what we're
> up to.
> 

Take a look in: 
/usr/share/examples/meteor
and see rgb16.c and rgb24.c

	Have fun,
	Amancio