Re: 1394 IIDC Camera

Esben Stien <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.kino.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
"Dan Dennedy" <[email protected]> writes:

> If you can find some card that has reliable V4L2+ALSA support, you
> are in pretty good shape.

You mean there are no HD SDI cards with free drivers?. A quick search
on google shows lots of unanswered questions about these cards. 

> However, what if you are told it is, and it is not? Do you plan to
> demand a refund, or will you play along with a series of updates
> offered to you, a low priority customer, just to drag you along?

You mean, if I'm told by a company?. I will not use proprietary
software, so not before I'm sure and see the code will I buy such a
card;).

> I have an BlueFish444 HD Fury and an SD card. I have SD in and out
> working and HD out working, but I lack equipment to test HD input.
> Maybe we can work together on something - such as if you buy me a
> HDMI->SDI converter, I would provide the MLT module free of cost and
> help you get the whole capture system working.

I'm not sure what you mean. Are you developing a free driver for the
BlueFish cards?. 

I'm totally new to HD SDI and I thought I would be getting 1394
IIDC. This card seems to offer way more than I need, though. I still
haven't even found a suitable SDI camera. The Iconix camera is very
cool, but I need to study it some more, cause I'm a little skeptical
about some things, like that control box. 

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