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To: Craig Harding <crh@outpost.co.nz>, multimedia@FreeBSD.ORG
Subject: Re: something like video4linux the 2. (some thoughts...)
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Ok, so there is agreement that doing V4L or V4L2 for
FreeBSD will be handy.

What we need then is for some of you to volenteer to
learn the V4L API properly to help with adding this
support to the bktr driver.

Now I've already got started with V4L in bktr and added
all the simple ioctls to a development version I had
running at home.

However, I need more support.

I'm currently busy with adding better MSP34xx audio support
and Dual SECAM/PAL tuner support to the driver based on patches
I've been sent.

Roger


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