MarcioAB
16th November 2005, 16:54
I have a MSI 6600 VTD - SAA7115 based video capture card.
Looking the SAA7115 datasheet shows the chipset has many features.
The Philips WDM DirectShow driver provided by nVidia is a key piece to explore the chipset features, but I think the driver is not well explored (at least for me).
There are many options in the driver INF file, but I use only the default ones, for example: HKR,,OutputFormat,,CCIR656 from options like:
"YUV422", "YUV411", "YUV420", "YUV410", "YUV9", "RGB565", "RGB888", "CCIR656"
So, my points are:
Will any change on those values, reflect (better) on the capture applications ?
Can the capture application communicate (via driver) with the hardware to exploit some hardware features ?
When I change the capture size in the capture application, does the capture application communicate with the hardware scaler feature to deliver output on that size or is the output from the driver fixed on 640x480 and the capture application make the resize ?
I will thank you for any information on that direction.
Marcio
Looking the SAA7115 datasheet shows the chipset has many features.
The Philips WDM DirectShow driver provided by nVidia is a key piece to explore the chipset features, but I think the driver is not well explored (at least for me).
There are many options in the driver INF file, but I use only the default ones, for example: HKR,,OutputFormat,,CCIR656 from options like:
"YUV422", "YUV411", "YUV420", "YUV410", "YUV9", "RGB565", "RGB888", "CCIR656"
So, my points are:
Will any change on those values, reflect (better) on the capture applications ?
Can the capture application communicate (via driver) with the hardware to exploit some hardware features ?
When I change the capture size in the capture application, does the capture application communicate with the hardware scaler feature to deliver output on that size or is the output from the driver fixed on 640x480 and the capture application make the resize ?
I will thank you for any information on that direction.
Marcio