Would adding a firewire PCI card solve this? Maybe somebody tried
and I have a brand to recommend?
I have been told I had to look for a PCI-X low voltage card (3.x
volts), since firewire extension cards are not sold on the store
anymore.
Thanks for any help!
Kevin
Le 20 févr. 06 à 21:07, Mike Woodworth a écrit :
i had the same problems... the only work around i found was to run
them at lower frame rates, or on seperate FW busses.
mike
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On Feb 20, 2006, at 8:23 PM, Kevin Quennesson wrote:
Hi,
I based a project upon the WackedTV sample code.
However when I am trying to use multiple cameras - and camcorder
connected to the front port of my g5 and an iSight connected to
the back FW800 *or* back FW400, the resolution seems to be
downsampled by 2 automatically, or more exactly the calls
CVImageBufferGetCleanRect(pixelBuffer) and
CVImageBufferGetDisplaySize(pixelBuffer) in the displayData
callack of SGVideo.mm returns a size subsampled by two.
I understand why this would be on the same FW400 port, but in my
mind the FW800 and front FW400 were independant? Why does this
happen? Do I need to change some code to avoid that?
Thanks for any help!
The subsampling happens as soon as I *plug* a second camera, I do
not even need to start capturing.
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