USB A/V capture

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Author: Craig White
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Subject: USB A/V capture
On Fri, 2003-07-11 at 09:38, Don Calfa wrote:
> I have a windows system that was used solely for video capture. It was
> PCI based and gave me the capability to record to tape. (That's not
> really important) Being that I have to buy a new capture device, I
> would like it to work with Linux so I can wean off of Windows.
>
> So far, only firewire seems to work for Linux that I can see and I have
> no need for that. All my stuff is analog that I'm converting. I wish I
> could find a USB solution so I can move the device around and test it out.
>

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firewire is very cheap to add to a computer and the reason that firewire
is used and not USB is because UBS 1.1 was too slow and if you put USB
1.1 devices on a bus with 2.0, you aren't gonna be happy.

Firewire has become the standard video interface.

Craig