What is V4L or DVB?
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LinuxTV.org hosts both the Video4Linux (analog video) and DVB (digital TV) Linux subsystems. | LinuxTV.org hosts both the Video4Linux (analog video) and DVB (digital TV) Linux subsystems. | ||
| - | Despite the fact that the two subsystems are very unique from one another, real world application often finds them closely intertwined in scope or context. | + | Despite the fact that the two subsystems are very unique from one another, real world application often finds them closely intertwined in scope or context. As such, it is practical that the two are housed together, as it fosters a more efficient dissemination of content and, in general, makes for a more user friendly source of information. At the same time, this by no means undermines the fact that we are indeed dealing with two unique subsystems! |
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| + | The [[Development: Linux DVB API history and future|Linux DVB API]] | ||
| - | + | [[Digital_Video_Broadcasting|Digital TV Standards]] | |
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The [[Development: Video4Linux APIs|V4L2 API]] | The [[Development: Video4Linux APIs|V4L2 API]] | ||
Revision as of 06:26, 7 September 2009
LinuxTV.org hosts both the Video4Linux (analog video) and DVB (digital TV) Linux subsystems.
Despite the fact that the two subsystems are very unique from one another, real world application often finds them closely intertwined in scope or context. As such, it is practical that the two are housed together, as it fosters a more efficient dissemination of content and, in general, makes for a more user friendly source of information. At the same time, this by no means undermines the fact that we are indeed dealing with two unique subsystems!
Also See
The Linux DVB API
The V4L2 API
