User:Axdoomer

My to-do list (create new articles):

• Document my StarTech svid2usb23
• Document my Ion Video 2 PC (it may use the same hardware as the above card) + don't forget to note that there's an older version that uses another chip
• Document the OPR-HD879 (Oupree UVC2900)
• Document the FEBON100 (link is blacklisted, remove the space in the link: http://febon.blog spot.com/2012/02/1.html)
• Add info about the August VGB100 where is belongs. Find the Chipset. There is a list of chips and boards here.

Practice...

Inside of an older model of Ion Video 2 PC

Ion Video 2 PC

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The Ion Video 2 PC has the device id [eb1a:5051]. The StarTech svid2usb23 also uses the same device id.

They are currently not supported under Linux. They are not even detected without a patched kernel. Once the kernel is patched, it's possible to get sound and some picture. The device stops sending frames to the computer once it has synchronized the analog signal.

It uses three chips with the following names wrote on them:

• eMPIA EM2860
• eMPIA TECHNOLOGY EMP202
• 5150AM1

There is an older model of Ion Video 2 PC that used a TVMaster TM6010L chip.

Oupree UVC2900

The inside of the OPR-HD879

See this page for more info

The OPR-HD879 is a UVC video capture card. It has a maximum resolution of 640x480 and supports Android. It uses a MP662 chip to encode its MJPG video stream and it also has a EM639165TS chip.

FEBON100

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The FEBON100 is a UVC device manufactured by Sunriase Co., Ltd in Taiwan and its USB bridge is based on the Realtek RTS5803 chip. The video processing chip is a TS2713 (protected by the Chinese patent CN202059478U). The device has the following properties:

• Does 3D de-interlace
• Has a 3D comb filter
• Does 3D noise reduction
• Has a time latency of 0.3 seconds