Suggestion: Tv-output that "Just Works" tm
Mattias Eriksson
snaggen at acc.umu.se
Wed Jan 26 10:06:45 CST 2005
I realized that I assumed that everybody know what nvtv is... so here is
some info for everybody that doesn't know what it is.
Nvtv is according to the homepage
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/nv-tv-out/) TV-Out for NVidia cards.
However, in the documentation you can see that it supports Nvidia, Intel
and 3dfx cards. I have pasted in the list of supported chips from the
docs.
//Snaggen
TV Encoder chips currently supported
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Chrontel 7003-7008 supported.
7009 not supported, not detected,
but documentation available.
Brooktree Bt868/Bt869 supported.
Brooktree Bt870/Bt871 supported.
Conexant CX25870/871 same as above.
Philips SAA7102/03 supported.
SAA7108/09 same as above.
SAA7104/05 support code is written, but not tested.
SAA7108A/09A same as above.
ons 2005-01-26 klockan 13:21 +0100 skrev Mattias Eriksson:
> Hi,
>
> Yesterday totem (cvs) got some patches to enable libnvtvsimple in the
> gstreamer backend (the xine backend have had those patches for quite a
> while). This makes it possible to provide easy to use tv output. Just
> change a setting in totem and go to fullscreen, and the image will be
> displayed on both the screen and the TV. As ubuntu is focusing on
> providing a nice user experience it might be worth looking into this
> feature.
>
> What would be required to provide this feature:
> 1. Package libnvtvsimple (you can get it at the same place as nvtv).
> 2. Build totem with this support, it will do no harm for users without
> tvout hardware.
> 3. Possible install nvtv as default for users with hardware that is
> supported by nvtv.
>
>
> Just a suggestion...
>
> //Snaggen
>
>
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