That sounds promising. So, just to confirm, you are saying that if my
firmware supported Video 1.0, it would show up in QuickTime savvy
apps with no additional work?
Can you elaborate on what kind of bugs are outstanding that I might
run into?
Thanks,
Dave
On Jul 25, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Fernando Urbina wrote:
Tiger has support for USB VIdeo Class 1.0 compliant uncompressed
and MJPEG data streams, in both bulk and isoch pipes, tho' there
are some bugs. An upcoming software update will fix those bugs.
There is no support for Panther and none is planned in the future.
--
Fernando Urbina
USB Technology Team
Apple Computer, Inc.
On Jul 25, 2005, at 1:49 PM, Dave Camp wrote:
Does Tiger or Panther have any built in support for USB Video
Class devices? Or, to phrase the question differently, is there a
protocol we could implement in the firmware of the device that
would allow the Mac (QuickTime) to display video without
additional software on the host?
---
You are in a maze of testy little Java VMs, all subtly different.
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