[Image-SIG] SANE and PXC-200 modules
Andrew Kuchling
akuchlin@mems-exchange.org
Thu, 8 Feb 2001 17:47:01 -0500
On Thu, Feb 08, 2001 at 05:35:09PM -0500, Bob Klimek wrote:
>1. If I had a Python program with PIL and was using the PXC-200
>framegrabber, can I display live (30 f/s) video in a window at
>640x480? Assuming that I have a fast computer, say 933 MHz PIII.
I would imagine so, and probably you wouldn't need that fast a
machine; displaying it would simply require grabbing an uncompressed
frame and then copying it to the screen. My application needs to do
JPEG compression, which is CPU-intensive and relatively timeconsuming.
(A simple C frame grabber program that just gets an image and discards
it can readily do 60 frames/sec on the machine, which is around a
450MHz machine.)
>2. Can the stuff in question 1 be done under Win2K? I know that this is
>designed to support Linux and I'm trying to stay Linux compatible but most
>of my customers use MS-Windows.
The PXC-200 driver certainly won't work on Windows.
--amk