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There is a very nice [[Development: Video4Linux APIs|V4L1]] based loopback device driver that allows you emulate a video device in your system. There is also [[Development: Video4Linux APIs|V4L2]] loopback driver, it is in early development stage, but worth trying. |
There is a very nice [[Development: Video4Linux APIs|V4L1]] based loopback device driver that allows you to emulate a video device in your system. There is also [[Development: Video4Linux APIs|V4L2]] loopback driver, it is in early development stage, but worth trying. |
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Latest revision as of 19:23, 22 August 2010
There is a very nice V4L1 based loopback device driver that allows you to emulate a video device in your system. There is also V4L2 loopback driver, it is in early development stage, but worth trying.
Externa Links
- See the Motion website for the Video4Linux Loopback Device Driver.
- See the v4l2loopback site on Google code hosting for the v4l2 loopback device driver.