307 projects tagged "Capture"
vfp (video for Pascal) is a Freepascal interface to video4linux. This package contains the unit videodev.pas (similar to videodev.h) and an object-oriented version which supplies the different functionalities via plugins. vfp also supports special video cameras modified for long time integration. vfp is a subpackage of the SImg software.
tdsdump allows capture and printing of encapsulated postscript output from Tektronix TDS210, TDS220, and TDS224 digital oscilloscopes that have the TDS2CM option installed. It captures the serial data stream from the scope, and captures the content between the %PS-Adobe and %%EOF tags (inclusive) in the data, optionally spooling the result to a printer. This allows the scope to screen dump without a dedicated printer.
SDL_bgrab is an SDL conversion of the libbgrab framegrabber library. It uses a separate thread to grab images into a framebuffer independent of an external "game loop" to make it easy to integrate live video into other applications. Images are grabbed at 32bit RGBx resolutions, and several deinterlace algorithms are available to improve image quality.
TclScreenUP is a little utility that grabs a screenshot, allowing you to set a delay prior to grabbing the shot. It also allows you to set the dimensions of the shot, shows a preview, uploads it to your Web server, then displays the URL. It allows you to save profiles with your server information, preferred browser, etc. You can have multiple profiles.
libvcvideo is targeted as a super-simple cross platform video device library. It's starting with the most basic features and building up, all while keeping a simple API and strong documentation for beginners. Currently only select devices are supported, but as more hardware becomes available that will change. Right now it only has limited compatibility with Linux Webcam devices that use the original V4L specifications and output RGB24 data. This is actually a very large set of devices, as that is the generic description for most spca5xx and gspca devices. Though incomplete, if you have the right device it is very simple. Counting variable declaration, you only need four lines of library code to get a frame from a camera.
A powerful and pretty desktop environment for Linux and Unix-like systems.