Monday, March 01, 2004
I installed some DV softwares such as Coriander, gscanbus, Kino, libdv and libdc1394 to use Panasonic NV-GX7 on Linux. I could run the softwares with no problem, but I seem that the DV camera is not used as a Video4Linux devices. I would like to get more good capture device for mythtv.
Intel Remote I/O : It is not a UPnP standard yet, but It may useful to create networked remote control.
MontaVista released Consumer Electronics Edition 3.1. It has new IDE for Eclipse, DevRocket 1.0.
Toshiba announced new MPEG4 encorder and decorder LSI integrated 3D graphics engine for mainly mobile phones. OpenGL ES is fully supported as the graphic API.
TI announced OMAP2. The 3D performance is 2 million polygons per second and it will support OpenGL ES.
Big Channel2 : It has three motherboards, 2.25TB HDD, six tuners and six MPEG2 encorders to record ground broadcasting.
SoundVu : NEC released new LCD display. The LCD panel is used as the sound speaker.
MXI OS : RADIXS will release it to use applications of Windows, Linux and Palm OS on their mobile device like VNC viewer.
DVD Forum : They announced provisional approval for Microsoft's VC-9, H.264 and MPEG2 to the HD-DVD video specification.
Intel Remote I/O : It is not a UPnP standard yet, but It may useful to create networked remote control.
MontaVista released Consumer Electronics Edition 3.1. It has new IDE for Eclipse, DevRocket 1.0.
Toshiba announced new MPEG4 encorder and decorder LSI integrated 3D graphics engine for mainly mobile phones. OpenGL ES is fully supported as the graphic API.
TI announced OMAP2. The 3D performance is 2 million polygons per second and it will support OpenGL ES.
Big Channel2 : It has three motherboards, 2.25TB HDD, six tuners and six MPEG2 encorders to record ground broadcasting.
SoundVu : NEC released new LCD display. The LCD panel is used as the sound speaker.
MXI OS : RADIXS will release it to use applications of Windows, Linux and Palm OS on their mobile device like VNC viewer.
DVD Forum : They announced provisional approval for Microsoft's VC-9, H.264 and MPEG2 to the HD-DVD video specification.
