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                      5: 
                      6: <h1>Documentation</h1>
1.4       mchehab     7: <h2>DVB</h2>
1.1       js          8: <p>
                      9:   You can find a PDF version of the Linux DVB API version 3
                     10:   in the <a href="downloads/linux-dvb-api-1.0.0.pdf">download area</a>.
                     11: </p>
                     12: <p>
                     13:   A browsable online version of the Linux DVB API version 3
                     14:   documentation (generated with latex2html from TeX sources
1.2       js         15:   in the CVS) is <a href="docs/dvbapi/dvbapi.html">here</a>.
1.7     ! mchehab    16: 
        !            17:   You can also find the DVB API version 3 documentation 
        !            18:   generated from the new DocBook experimental port at:
        !            19:   <a href="http://linuxtv.org/downloads/dvbapi/">html format</a>.
1.1       js         20: </p>
1.3       js         21: <p>
                     22:   A small collection of READMEs and FAQs is included in the
                     23:   Linux kernel source tree in linux/Documentation/dvb/
1.5       js         24:   (<a href="http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb/file/tip/linux/Documentation/dvb/">
                     25:   browse docs in the mercurial repository</a>).
1.3       js         26: </p>
1.4       mchehab    27: <h2>Video4Linux</h2>
                     28: <p>
1.7     ! mchehab    29:   A browsable online version of Video4Linux2 API
        !            30:   is at <a href="http://www.linuxtv.org/downloads/video4linux/API/V4L2_API/spec-single/v4l2.html">here</a>.
1.4       mchehab    31: </p>
                     32: <p>
1.7     ! mchehab    33:   Although it is possible to generate a PDF version of the Video4Linux2 
        !            34:   API, the generated PDF is not very useful, since some tables
        !            35:   and pictures are larger than the output page. So the better is to use 
        !            36:   the browable documentation.
1.4       mchehab    37: </p>
                     38: <p>
1.6       mchehab    39:   For developers, 
                     40:  <a href="http://lwn.net">LWN.net</a> 
                     41: is writing a 
                     42: <a href="http://lwn.net/Articles/203924/">V4L2 series of articles</a>
                     43: focusing at the development of a Linux V4L2 driver. 
1.4       mchehab    44: </p>
                     45: <p>
1.6       mchehab    46:   There's a new V4L Drivers guide at 
                     47:    <a href="http://www.linuxtv.org/downloads/video4linux/v4l2dwgNew.html">here</a>.
                     48: <br>
                     49:   PS.: This is a newer document and might be suject to some errors. Contributions are wanted. Also notice that the main guide shall always be V4L API2.
1.4       mchehab    50: </p>
                     51: <p>
1.6       mchehab    52:   Video4Linux API version 1 is obsolete. Driver and application 
                     53: developers are requested to migrate their work to V4L2 API.
                     54: <br>
                     55: There's an effort in course to remove its support from 
                     56: the drivers, keeping just a conversion module for keeping 
                     57: compatibility for the old binary-only V4L1 applications.</p>
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