We have been exploring the possibilities using Centos5 for video. Video and Audio Streaming sounds like great fun.
Subject is pretty new to us here and well there was nothing else to do but take the dive.
After much time beating our heads against the wall and covering the planet google'ing and hitting the books trying to get a webcam to work. I am wondering if it wouldn't be better just to head back to the windows platform.. What a mess this has become on the open source platform.
Grant it could be hardware (ok maybe its me and the kernel not agreeing) as this is just a development system that appears to have kernel compatible hardware.
Does anyone out there have any encouraging words, howto docs or knowledge of commercial applications/support that are known to work for Centos5?
Much thanks in advance.
Stewart Walker wrote:
We have been exploring the possibilities using Centos5 for video. Video and Audio Streaming sounds like great fun.
Subject is pretty new to us here and well there was nothing else to do but take the dive.
After much time beating our heads against the wall and covering the planet google'ing and hitting the books trying to get a webcam to work. I am wondering if it wouldn't be better just to head back to the windows platform.. What a mess this has become on the open source platform.
Grant it could be hardware (ok maybe its me and the kernel not agreeing) as this is just a development system that appears to have kernel compatible hardware.
Does anyone out there have any encouraging words, howto docs or knowledge of commercial applications/support that are known to work for Centos5?
Much thanks in advance.
Well if you give us the configuration info and the version of CentOS then maybe somebody can provide some help.
I the key factors here is which web cam and what application are you using, as well as which version 4 or 5 of CentOS.
-Ross
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Expensive yet stable
www.realnetworks.com
free basic trial server and 30 day large server software trials
after playing with the free trial client, we paid the $199.95 plus tax for the client to get linux and "other" feature support with it.
Haven't played with the linux side of the client much yet because I do not think the capture card supports linux.
there are other options
chris posted about the mac video software platform recently when I started a similar thread as you.
I haven't been able to get to it yet
- rh