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Talk:VLC HowTo/Make a mosaic

2007-12-10T03:56:17Z

MikeQBF: /* VLM example didn't quite work as expected */

Hi all,
I was wondering if it was possible to use a 'dynamic'
background image, for example an image on which one
could read the hour ?

When you define the mosaic, is the background image
reloaded sometimes or just loaded once when starting ?

Several solutions are available :
1/ You can use several images with the switcher module (but i don't think those can be changed once the switcher module is launched)
2/ You can use another video stream as the background (instead of a fixed image). This image can be generated with VLC and you can use the marq, logo or time video filters that can be updated real time.

----

I've set up the mosaic example and I run the example with:

./vlc -- color -- extraintf telnet -- vlm-conf ../custom_vlc/mosaic.vlc.conf

Some times the mosaic stay inside of the "window" wxWindow, and other times the mosaic stay outside of the "window" wxWindow. Somebody knows as to assert that the mosaic always stays inside of the "window" wxWindows?

----

Would it be possible to compile a win32 binary with the older ffmpeg source so that mosaic can function under Windows?

I would really like to get this working and tried compiling under Mandriva LE 2005 but ran into too many troubles.

----
How I can change in execution time the mosaic-order, and others mosaic's attributes?

== Something more in depth please ==

This page would really benefit from a more thorough description of the elements. An example is helpful, but there's not really a lot of description of what's going on under the hood.

:So you want to know how mosaic really works from a developper's point of view? Or just some enhanced description of everything involved in setting up a mosaic in VLC? [[User:Dionoea|Dionoea]] 09:59, 14 December 2006 (CET)

::Well, the problem is that it isn't clear how these components are connected. For example, what is mosaic-bridge, what is bridge-in, and what is bridge-out, and how do these things fit together? It seems like bg is having its output piped to bridge-in; however, where and how is mosaic-bridge connected to the main bridge? The example helps, but since no explanation is given for how the individual pieces together, it's tough to generalize and extend/change the example to fit my needs. I've been mostly trying to figure out how things work by changing things and seeing where the mosaic breaks.--[[User:Ianarcher|Ianarcher]] 17:56, 14 December 2006 (CET)

:::Ok. I'll improve this howto (and put it in the VLC Documentation). [[User:Dionoea|Dionoea]] 18:07, 14 December 2006 (CET)

:: One thing I'm confused about, for example, is that running a mosaic with the transform filter causes weird artifacts in windows. For example, a vertical flip causes the streams to be both flipped and have their original displayed simultaneously! It is unclear where the display and the bridge fit together!

== VLM example didn't quite work as expected ==

While a very good jumping-off point, at least for me the VLM example created extra streams of each input which opened an additional window for every mosaic stream on the client viewer. It also tended to crash the client whether the mosaic stream was opened via SAP or with a direct UDP URL.

So I changed the following:

setup channel1 output #duplicate{dst=mosaic-bridge{id=1,height=144,width=180},select=video,dst=bridge-out{id=1},select=audio}

to:

setup channel1 output #duplicate{dst=mosaic-bridge{id=1,height=144,width=180}}

to make everything work as expected.

However, that said, none of my input streams contain audio, so I have no idea if this change created a problem I don't know about. Also, I'm not confident enough in this change to edit the Wiki page itself, so I will leave this to others to confirm.

As an aside, it might be mentioned somewhere along the line that mosaic processing takes considerable horsepower. My normal VLC test machine might be a wheezy old (1.2GHz) PC, and it has worked fine for everything... up to this. A four-tile mosaic brought it to its knees. Success took 60% on both CPUs of a 2 GHz dual-core Intel, which is pretty intense.

Talk:VLC HowTo/Make a mosaic

2007-12-10T03:45:47Z

MikeQBF: New section: VLM example didn't quite work as expected

Hi all,
I was wondering if it was possible to use a 'dynamic'
background image, for example an image on which one
could read the hour ?

When you define the mosaic, is the background image
reloaded sometimes or just loaded once when starting ?

Several solutions are available :
1/ You can use several images with the switcher module (but i don't think those can be changed once the switcher module is launched)
2/ You can use another video stream as the background (instead of a fixed image). This image can be generated with VLC and you can use the marq, logo or time video filters that can be updated real time.

----

I've set up the mosaic example and I run the example with:

./vlc -- color -- extraintf telnet -- vlm-conf ../custom_vlc/mosaic.vlc.conf

Some times the mosaic stay inside of the "window" wxWindow, and other times the mosaic stay outside of the "window" wxWindow. Somebody knows as to assert that the mosaic always stays inside of the "window" wxWindows?

----

Would it be possible to compile a win32 binary with the older ffmpeg source so that mosaic can function under Windows?

I would really like to get this working and tried compiling under Mandriva LE 2005 but ran into too many troubles.

----
How I can change in execution time the mosaic-order, and others mosaic's attributes?

== Something more in depth please ==

This page would really benefit from a more thorough description of the elements. An example is helpful, but there's not really a lot of description of what's going on under the hood.

:So you want to know how mosaic really works from a developper's point of view? Or just some enhanced description of everything involved in setting up a mosaic in VLC? [[User:Dionoea|Dionoea]] 09:59, 14 December 2006 (CET)

::Well, the problem is that it isn't clear how these components are connected. For example, what is mosaic-bridge, what is bridge-in, and what is bridge-out, and how do these things fit together? It seems like bg is having its output piped to bridge-in; however, where and how is mosaic-bridge connected to the main bridge? The example helps, but since no explanation is given for how the individual pieces together, it's tough to generalize and extend/change the example to fit my needs. I've been mostly trying to figure out how things work by changing things and seeing where the mosaic breaks.--[[User:Ianarcher|Ianarcher]] 17:56, 14 December 2006 (CET)

:::Ok. I'll improve this howto (and put it in the VLC Documentation). [[User:Dionoea|Dionoea]] 18:07, 14 December 2006 (CET)

:: One thing I'm confused about, for example, is that running a mosaic with the transform filter causes weird artifacts in windows. For example, a vertical flip causes the streams to be both flipped and have their original displayed simultaneously! It is unclear where the display and the bridge fit together!

== VLM example didn't quite work as expected ==

While a very good jumping-off point, at least for me the VLM example created extra streams of each input which opened an additional window for every mosaic stream on the client viewer. It also tended to crash the client whether the mosaic stream was opened via SAP or with a direct UDP URL.

So I changed the following:

setup channel1 output #duplicate{dst=mosaic-bridge{id=1,height=144,width=180},select=video,dst=bridge-out{id=1},select=audio}

to:

setup channel1 output #duplicate{dst=mosaic-bridge{id=1,height=144,width=180}}

to make everything work as expected.

However, that said, none of my input streams contain audio, so I have no idea if this change created a problem there I don't know about. Also, I'm not confident enough in this change to edit the Wiki page itself, so I will leave this to others to confirm.

Hardware Compatibility list

2007-10-23T06:03:19Z

MikeQBF: /* Appliance Encoders */

{{stub}}

Please add hardware known to work with [[VLC media player]]. Don't forget to specify the Operating System you know it to work on.

== Capture Cards ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Format || OS || Notes
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV 38101 || Hauppauge || Analog || Windows XP DirectShow || Set "Video input chroma format" to "RV24"
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow) || MPEG2 capture on windows possibly broken[[Hardware_Compatibility_list#MPEG2_capture_on_windows_possibly_broken_fn|*]]
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-250 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-350 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S-CI PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T PCI || Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A; Demodulator: Philips TDA 10045
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T USB2|| Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux ||
|-
| Hauppauge Impact VCB || Hauppauge || 3 Analog Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Uses the Brooktree BT878 (Conexant) - looks like an Osprey 100
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1300 || Hauppauge || Hybrid Analog / Digital [[DVB-T]] || Linux || DVB-T works fine
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV DVB-T 771 || Avermedia || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: Brooktree bt878 (Conexant fusion 878A); Demodulator: MT352 (Samsung MT352CG)
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV Studio 307 || Avermedia || Analo) || Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Avermedia TvPhone/Capture 98 || Avermedia || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro +SP1 || Chipset: Philips Bt878, Drivers: Standart Conexant WDM drivers, Stream: 320x240/400x300, MJPG/WMV2, MP3, NO MUXER
|-
| PixelView Bt878p+ || PixelView || Analog || Windows / Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Technisat AirStar 2 || Technisat || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: B2C2 FlexCop Chipset; Demodulator: ST MT352
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 2 || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| Technisat CableStar 2 || Technisat || Cable [[DVB-C]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| ATI Rage 128 Pro AIW || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows 2000 DirectShow (not XP) || Must enter "YUV12" into the "Video input chroma format" field in the "Advanced options (DirectShow input)" dialog
|-
| ATI AIW 9800 PRO || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows || uses ATI Rage Threatre chip, software decoder
|-
| ATI AIW 2006 PCI-E || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows XP ||
|-
| ATI TV Wonder VE (PCI) || ATI Technologies || Analog || Linux || use bttv V4L driver
|-
| Winfast TV2000/Expert || Leadtek || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro || Chipset: CX2388X 10bit ADC
|-
| Osprey 230 || Viewsonic || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP/2000 DirectShow || Simulstream works with multiple VLC streams & VLM
|-
| DVC100 (Dazzle, Rev:1.1) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || No sound, only picture. Pinnacle support giving no solution (09/2006)
|-
| DVC170 (Dazzle) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP || No sound, No picture. wis chip no support VLC
|-
| Pinnacle PCTV Rave || Pinnacle || Analog Tuner/Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || Works fine with the default drivers, and the excellent [http://btwincap.sourceforge.net/ btwincap] drivers.
|-
| Travel TV (PCMCIA/Cardbus) || Chronos || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Chipset: Philips SAA7134, not autodetected, use modprobe with card=67 (Behold)
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 1 CI || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC). || Works with scrambler module, 1 program for transponder only (Viaccess tested only)
|}

* "I have the same problem being unable to stream directly from my Hauppauge PVR 150 to the network. It looks like VLC tries to connect to a wrong output-pin of the "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Capture" filter called "Capture" (see log "trying pin Capture" ...). When building a filter graph using graphedit I use the output pin "656" and connect it to a filter called "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Encoder" which has an input pin called "656" and and MPEG output pin. This works fine in graphedit - I get MPEG video and audio this way."

Related topics: [[How to Use a Capture Card]]

Useful Linux links: [http://www.linuxtv.org/ LinuxTV] and [http://ivtvdriver.org/ IVTV]

== Appliance Encoders ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS || Contact
|-
| Axis 241S || Axis Communications || RTSP MPEG4 - rtsp://x.x.x.x/mpeg4/1/media.amp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.axis.com/products/cam_241s/index.htm
|-
| Cornet CDX350/CDX350T || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II demux - udp/mpgv://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-2 || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II or TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-4 || Cornet Technology || RTSP with required login, firmware > 1.0a20 or higher* - rtsp://cornet@cornet:x.x.x.x:554 (* - VLC unsuccessful with v1.0a1 firmware.) || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-IP MPEG-2 || Teleste || UDP multicast with TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-MPC MPEG-4 || Teleste || SDP via HTTP - http://x.x.x.x/sdp/mpu001_ch0.sdp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| VBrick MPEG2 || VBrick || Main Level, Main Profile 4:2:0. ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|-
| VBrick MPEG4 || VBrick || MPEG4 RTSP stream works, ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|}

== IP Cameras ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| Axis 230 MPEG-2 || Axis || http stream works fine with VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|-
| Axis 207 || Axis || MPEG4 rtsp stream also works fine || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|}

== Webcams (USB) ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| StarCam 370i || MSI || udp stream works fine with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| 150 Spacecam Portable || Trust || works with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| Quickcam Messenger || Logitech || works || GNU/Linux
|-
| Quickcam Pro 4000 || Logitech || works fine with VLC, Linphone, Ekiga || GNU/Linux
|-
| || || ||
|-
| ''Webcam 5'' || ''Creative Labs'' || works fine with Ekiga (Linphone no, VLC '''NO''') || GNU/Linux
|-
|}

Hardware Compatibility list

2007-10-23T06:02:34Z

MikeQBF: /* Appliance Encoders */

{{stub}}

Please add hardware known to work with [[VLC media player]]. Don't forget to specify the Operating System you know it to work on.

== Capture Cards ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Format || OS || Notes
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV 38101 || Hauppauge || Analog || Windows XP DirectShow || Set "Video input chroma format" to "RV24"
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow) || MPEG2 capture on windows possibly broken[[Hardware_Compatibility_list#MPEG2_capture_on_windows_possibly_broken_fn|*]]
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-250 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-350 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S-CI PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T PCI || Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A; Demodulator: Philips TDA 10045
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T USB2|| Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux ||
|-
| Hauppauge Impact VCB || Hauppauge || 3 Analog Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Uses the Brooktree BT878 (Conexant) - looks like an Osprey 100
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1300 || Hauppauge || Hybrid Analog / Digital [[DVB-T]] || Linux || DVB-T works fine
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV DVB-T 771 || Avermedia || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: Brooktree bt878 (Conexant fusion 878A); Demodulator: MT352 (Samsung MT352CG)
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV Studio 307 || Avermedia || Analo) || Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Avermedia TvPhone/Capture 98 || Avermedia || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro +SP1 || Chipset: Philips Bt878, Drivers: Standart Conexant WDM drivers, Stream: 320x240/400x300, MJPG/WMV2, MP3, NO MUXER
|-
| PixelView Bt878p+ || PixelView || Analog || Windows / Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Technisat AirStar 2 || Technisat || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: B2C2 FlexCop Chipset; Demodulator: ST MT352
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 2 || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| Technisat CableStar 2 || Technisat || Cable [[DVB-C]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| ATI Rage 128 Pro AIW || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows 2000 DirectShow (not XP) || Must enter "YUV12" into the "Video input chroma format" field in the "Advanced options (DirectShow input)" dialog
|-
| ATI AIW 9800 PRO || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows || uses ATI Rage Threatre chip, software decoder
|-
| ATI AIW 2006 PCI-E || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows XP ||
|-
| ATI TV Wonder VE (PCI) || ATI Technologies || Analog || Linux || use bttv V4L driver
|-
| Winfast TV2000/Expert || Leadtek || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro || Chipset: CX2388X 10bit ADC
|-
| Osprey 230 || Viewsonic || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP/2000 DirectShow || Simulstream works with multiple VLC streams & VLM
|-
| DVC100 (Dazzle, Rev:1.1) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || No sound, only picture. Pinnacle support giving no solution (09/2006)
|-
| DVC170 (Dazzle) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP || No sound, No picture. wis chip no support VLC
|-
| Pinnacle PCTV Rave || Pinnacle || Analog Tuner/Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || Works fine with the default drivers, and the excellent [http://btwincap.sourceforge.net/ btwincap] drivers.
|-
| Travel TV (PCMCIA/Cardbus) || Chronos || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Chipset: Philips SAA7134, not autodetected, use modprobe with card=67 (Behold)
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 1 CI || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC). || Works with scrambler module, 1 program for transponder only (Viaccess tested only)
|}

* "I have the same problem being unable to stream directly from my Hauppauge PVR 150 to the network. It looks like VLC tries to connect to a wrong output-pin of the "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Capture" filter called "Capture" (see log "trying pin Capture" ...). When building a filter graph using graphedit I use the output pin "656" and connect it to a filter called "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Encoder" which has an input pin called "656" and and MPEG output pin. This works fine in graphedit - I get MPEG video and audio this way."

Related topics: [[How to Use a Capture Card]]

Useful Linux links: [http://www.linuxtv.org/ LinuxTV] and [http://ivtvdriver.org/ IVTV]

== Appliance Encoders ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS || Contact
|-
| Axis 241S || Axis Communications || RTSP MPEG4 - rtsp://x.x.x.x/mpeg4/1/media.amp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.axis.com/products/cam_241s/index.htm
|-
| Cornet CDX350/CDX350T || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II demux - udp/mpgv://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-2 || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II or TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-4 || Cornet Technology || RTSP with required login, firmware > 1.0a20 or higher* - rtsp://cornet@cornet:x.x.x.x:554
* - VLC unsuccessful with v1.0a1 firmware. || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-IP MPEG-2 || Teleste || UDP multicast with TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-MPC MPEG-4 || Teleste || SDP via HTTP - http://x.x.x.x/sdp/mpu001_ch0.sdp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| VBrick MPEG2 || VBrick || Main Level, Main Profile 4:2:0. ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|-
| VBrick MPEG4 || VBrick || MPEG4 RTSP stream works, ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|}
* - VLC unsuccessful with v1.0a1 firmware.

== IP Cameras ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| Axis 230 MPEG-2 || Axis || http stream works fine with VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|-
| Axis 207 || Axis || MPEG4 rtsp stream also works fine || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|}

== Webcams (USB) ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| StarCam 370i || MSI || udp stream works fine with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| 150 Spacecam Portable || Trust || works with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| Quickcam Messenger || Logitech || works || GNU/Linux
|-
| Quickcam Pro 4000 || Logitech || works fine with VLC, Linphone, Ekiga || GNU/Linux
|-
| || || ||
|-
| ''Webcam 5'' || ''Creative Labs'' || works fine with Ekiga (Linphone no, VLC '''NO''') || GNU/Linux
|-
|}

Hardware Compatibility list

2007-10-23T06:00:51Z

MikeQBF: /* Appliance Encoders */

{{stub}}

Please add hardware known to work with [[VLC media player]]. Don't forget to specify the Operating System you know it to work on.

== Capture Cards ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Format || OS || Notes
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV 38101 || Hauppauge || Analog || Windows XP DirectShow || Set "Video input chroma format" to "RV24"
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow) || MPEG2 capture on windows possibly broken[[Hardware_Compatibility_list#MPEG2_capture_on_windows_possibly_broken_fn|*]]
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-250 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-350 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S-CI PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T PCI || Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A; Demodulator: Philips TDA 10045
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T USB2|| Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux ||
|-
| Hauppauge Impact VCB || Hauppauge || 3 Analog Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Uses the Brooktree BT878 (Conexant) - looks like an Osprey 100
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1300 || Hauppauge || Hybrid Analog / Digital [[DVB-T]] || Linux || DVB-T works fine
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV DVB-T 771 || Avermedia || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: Brooktree bt878 (Conexant fusion 878A); Demodulator: MT352 (Samsung MT352CG)
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV Studio 307 || Avermedia || Analo) || Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Avermedia TvPhone/Capture 98 || Avermedia || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro +SP1 || Chipset: Philips Bt878, Drivers: Standart Conexant WDM drivers, Stream: 320x240/400x300, MJPG/WMV2, MP3, NO MUXER
|-
| PixelView Bt878p+ || PixelView || Analog || Windows / Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Technisat AirStar 2 || Technisat || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: B2C2 FlexCop Chipset; Demodulator: ST MT352
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 2 || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| Technisat CableStar 2 || Technisat || Cable [[DVB-C]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| ATI Rage 128 Pro AIW || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows 2000 DirectShow (not XP) || Must enter "YUV12" into the "Video input chroma format" field in the "Advanced options (DirectShow input)" dialog
|-
| ATI AIW 9800 PRO || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows || uses ATI Rage Threatre chip, software decoder
|-
| ATI AIW 2006 PCI-E || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows XP ||
|-
| ATI TV Wonder VE (PCI) || ATI Technologies || Analog || Linux || use bttv V4L driver
|-
| Winfast TV2000/Expert || Leadtek || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro || Chipset: CX2388X 10bit ADC
|-
| Osprey 230 || Viewsonic || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP/2000 DirectShow || Simulstream works with multiple VLC streams & VLM
|-
| DVC100 (Dazzle, Rev:1.1) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || No sound, only picture. Pinnacle support giving no solution (09/2006)
|-
| DVC170 (Dazzle) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP || No sound, No picture. wis chip no support VLC
|-
| Pinnacle PCTV Rave || Pinnacle || Analog Tuner/Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || Works fine with the default drivers, and the excellent [http://btwincap.sourceforge.net/ btwincap] drivers.
|-
| Travel TV (PCMCIA/Cardbus) || Chronos || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Chipset: Philips SAA7134, not autodetected, use modprobe with card=67 (Behold)
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 1 CI || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC). || Works with scrambler module, 1 program for transponder only (Viaccess tested only)
|}

* "I have the same problem being unable to stream directly from my Hauppauge PVR 150 to the network. It looks like VLC tries to connect to a wrong output-pin of the "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Capture" filter called "Capture" (see log "trying pin Capture" ...). When building a filter graph using graphedit I use the output pin "656" and connect it to a filter called "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Encoder" which has an input pin called "656" and and MPEG output pin. This works fine in graphedit - I get MPEG video and audio this way."

Related topics: [[How to Use a Capture Card]]

Useful Linux links: [http://www.linuxtv.org/ LinuxTV] and [http://ivtvdriver.org/ IVTV]

== Appliance Encoders ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS || Contact
|-
| Axis 241S || Axis Communications || RTSP MPEG4 - rtsp://x.x.x.x/mpeg4/1/media.amp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.axis.com/products/cam_241s/index.htm
|-
| Cornet CDX350/CDX350T || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II demux - udp/mpgv://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-2 || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II or TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-4 || Cornet Technology || RTSP with required login, firmware > 1.0a20 or higher* - rtsp://cornet@cornet:x.x.x.x:554 || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-IP MPEG-2 || Teleste || UDP multicast with TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-MPC MPEG-4 || Teleste || SDP via HTTP - http://x.x.x.x/sdp/mpu001_ch0.sdp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| VBrick MPEG2 || VBrick || Main Level, Main Profile 4:2:0. ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|-
| VBrick MPEG4 || VBrick || MPEG4 RTSP stream works, ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|}
* - VLC unsuccessful with v1.0a1 firmware.

== IP Cameras ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| Axis 230 MPEG-2 || Axis || http stream works fine with VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|-
| Axis 207 || Axis || MPEG4 rtsp stream also works fine || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|}

== Webcams (USB) ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| StarCam 370i || MSI || udp stream works fine with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| 150 Spacecam Portable || Trust || works with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| Quickcam Messenger || Logitech || works || GNU/Linux
|-
| Quickcam Pro 4000 || Logitech || works fine with VLC, Linphone, Ekiga || GNU/Linux
|-
| || || ||
|-
| ''Webcam 5'' || ''Creative Labs'' || works fine with Ekiga (Linphone no, VLC '''NO''') || GNU/Linux
|-
|}

Hardware Compatibility list

2007-10-23T06:00:17Z

MikeQBF: /* Appliance Encoders */

{{stub}}

Please add hardware known to work with [[VLC media player]]. Don't forget to specify the Operating System you know it to work on.

== Capture Cards ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Format || OS || Notes
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV 38101 || Hauppauge || Analog || Windows XP DirectShow || Set "Video input chroma format" to "RV24"
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow) || MPEG2 capture on windows possibly broken[[Hardware_Compatibility_list#MPEG2_capture_on_windows_possibly_broken_fn|*]]
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-250 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-350 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S-CI PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T PCI || Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A; Demodulator: Philips TDA 10045
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T USB2|| Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux ||
|-
| Hauppauge Impact VCB || Hauppauge || 3 Analog Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Uses the Brooktree BT878 (Conexant) - looks like an Osprey 100
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1300 || Hauppauge || Hybrid Analog / Digital [[DVB-T]] || Linux || DVB-T works fine
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV DVB-T 771 || Avermedia || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: Brooktree bt878 (Conexant fusion 878A); Demodulator: MT352 (Samsung MT352CG)
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV Studio 307 || Avermedia || Analo) || Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Avermedia TvPhone/Capture 98 || Avermedia || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro +SP1 || Chipset: Philips Bt878, Drivers: Standart Conexant WDM drivers, Stream: 320x240/400x300, MJPG/WMV2, MP3, NO MUXER
|-
| PixelView Bt878p+ || PixelView || Analog || Windows / Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Technisat AirStar 2 || Technisat || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: B2C2 FlexCop Chipset; Demodulator: ST MT352
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 2 || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| Technisat CableStar 2 || Technisat || Cable [[DVB-C]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| ATI Rage 128 Pro AIW || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows 2000 DirectShow (not XP) || Must enter "YUV12" into the "Video input chroma format" field in the "Advanced options (DirectShow input)" dialog
|-
| ATI AIW 9800 PRO || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows || uses ATI Rage Threatre chip, software decoder
|-
| ATI AIW 2006 PCI-E || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows XP ||
|-
| ATI TV Wonder VE (PCI) || ATI Technologies || Analog || Linux || use bttv V4L driver
|-
| Winfast TV2000/Expert || Leadtek || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro || Chipset: CX2388X 10bit ADC
|-
| Osprey 230 || Viewsonic || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP/2000 DirectShow || Simulstream works with multiple VLC streams & VLM
|-
| DVC100 (Dazzle, Rev:1.1) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || No sound, only picture. Pinnacle support giving no solution (09/2006)
|-
| DVC170 (Dazzle) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP || No sound, No picture. wis chip no support VLC
|-
| Pinnacle PCTV Rave || Pinnacle || Analog Tuner/Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || Works fine with the default drivers, and the excellent [http://btwincap.sourceforge.net/ btwincap] drivers.
|-
| Travel TV (PCMCIA/Cardbus) || Chronos || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Chipset: Philips SAA7134, not autodetected, use modprobe with card=67 (Behold)
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 1 CI || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC). || Works with scrambler module, 1 program for transponder only (Viaccess tested only)
|}

* "I have the same problem being unable to stream directly from my Hauppauge PVR 150 to the network. It looks like VLC tries to connect to a wrong output-pin of the "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Capture" filter called "Capture" (see log "trying pin Capture" ...). When building a filter graph using graphedit I use the output pin "656" and connect it to a filter called "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Encoder" which has an input pin called "656" and and MPEG output pin. This works fine in graphedit - I get MPEG video and audio this way."

Related topics: [[How to Use a Capture Card]]

Useful Linux links: [http://www.linuxtv.org/ LinuxTV] and [http://ivtvdriver.org/ IVTV]

== Appliance Encoders ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS || Contact
|-
| Axis 241S || Axis Communications || RTSP MPEG4 - rtsp://x.x.x.x/mpeg4/1/media.amp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.axis.com/products/cam_241s/index.htm
|-
| Cornet CDX350/CDX350T || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II demux - udp/mpgv://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-2 || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II or TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-4 || Cornet Technology || RTSP with required login, firmware > 1.0a20 or higher* - rtsp://cornet@cornet:x.x.x.x:554 || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-IP MPEG-2 || Teleste || UDP multicast with TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-MPC MPEG-4 || Teleste || SDP via HTTP - http://x.x.x.x/sdp/mpu001_ch0.sdp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| VBrick MPEG2 || VBrick || Main Level, Main Profile 4:2:0. ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|-
| VBrick MPEG4 || VBrick || MPEG4 RTSP stream works, ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|}
* - VLC unsuccessful with v1.0a1 firmware.

== IP Cameras ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| Axis 230 MPEG-2 || Axis || http stream works fine with VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|-
| Axis 207 || Axis || MPEG4 rtsp stream also works fine || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|}

== Webcams (USB) ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| StarCam 370i || MSI || udp stream works fine with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| 150 Spacecam Portable || Trust || works with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| Quickcam Messenger || Logitech || works || GNU/Linux
|-
| Quickcam Pro 4000 || Logitech || works fine with VLC, Linphone, Ekiga || GNU/Linux
|-
| || || ||
|-
| ''Webcam 5'' || ''Creative Labs'' || works fine with Ekiga (Linphone no, VLC '''NO''') || GNU/Linux
|-
|}

Hardware Compatibility list

2007-10-23T05:18:34Z

MikeQBF: /* Appliance Encoders */

{{stub}}

Please add hardware known to work with [[VLC media player]]. Don't forget to specify the Operating System you know it to work on.

== Capture Cards ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Format || OS || Notes
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV 38101 || Hauppauge || Analog || Windows XP DirectShow || Set "Video input chroma format" to "RV24"
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-150 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow) || MPEG2 capture on windows possibly broken[[Hardware_Compatibility_list#MPEG2_capture_on_windows_possibly_broken_fn|*]]
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-250 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-350 || Hauppauge || Analog || Linux (using v4l2) / Windows (using DirectShow)||
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S-CI PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-S PCI || Hauppauge || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T PCI || Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux || Bridge: Philips SAA7146A; Demodulator: Philips TDA 10045
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-Nova-T USB2|| Hauppauge || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux ||
|-
| Hauppauge Impact VCB || Hauppauge || 3 Analog Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Uses the Brooktree BT878 (Conexant) - looks like an Osprey 100
|-
| Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-1300 || Hauppauge || Hybrid Analog / Digital [[DVB-T]] || Linux || DVB-T works fine
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV DVB-T 771 || Avermedia || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: Brooktree bt878 (Conexant fusion 878A); Demodulator: MT352 (Samsung MT352CG)
|-
| Avermedia AVerTV Studio 307 || Avermedia || Analo) || Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Avermedia TvPhone/Capture 98 || Avermedia || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro +SP1 || Chipset: Philips Bt878, Drivers: Standart Conexant WDM drivers, Stream: 320x240/400x300, MJPG/WMV2, MP3, NO MUXER
|-
| PixelView Bt878p+ || PixelView || Analog || Windows / Linux (using v4l2) ||
|-
| Technisat AirStar 2 || Technisat || Terrestrial [[DVB-T]] || Linux (using VLS or VLC) || Bridge: B2C2 FlexCop Chipset; Demodulator: ST MT352
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 2 || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| Technisat CableStar 2 || Technisat || Cable [[DVB-C]] || Linux (using VLC) ||
|-
| ATI Rage 128 Pro AIW || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows 2000 DirectShow (not XP) || Must enter "YUV12" into the "Video input chroma format" field in the "Advanced options (DirectShow input)" dialog
|-
| ATI AIW 9800 PRO || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows || uses ATI Rage Threatre chip, software decoder
|-
| ATI AIW 2006 PCI-E || ATI Technologies || Analog || Windows XP ||
|-
| ATI TV Wonder VE (PCI) || ATI Technologies || Analog || Linux || use bttv V4L driver
|-
| Winfast TV2000/Expert || Leadtek || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Windows XP Pro || Chipset: CX2388X 10bit ADC
|-
| Osprey 230 || Viewsonic || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP/2000 DirectShow || Simulstream works with multiple VLC streams & VLM
|-
| DVC100 (Dazzle, Rev:1.1) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || No sound, only picture. Pinnacle support giving no solution (09/2006)
|-
| DVC170 (Dazzle) || Pinnacle || Composite/S-Video || Windows XP || No sound, No picture. wis chip no support VLC
|-
| Pinnacle PCTV Rave || Pinnacle || Analog Tuner/Composite/S-Video || Windows XP DirectShow || Works fine with the default drivers, and the excellent [http://btwincap.sourceforge.net/ btwincap] drivers.
|-
| Travel TV (PCMCIA/Cardbus) || Chronos || Analog Tuner/S-video/Composite || Linux (using v4l2) || Chipset: Philips SAA7134, not autodetected, use modprobe with card=67 (Behold)
|-
| Technisat SkyStar 1 CI || Technisat || Satellite [[DVB-S]] || Linux (using VLC). || Works with scrambler module, 1 program for transponder only (Viaccess tested only)
|}

* "I have the same problem being unable to stream directly from my Hauppauge PVR 150 to the network. It looks like VLC tries to connect to a wrong output-pin of the "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Capture" filter called "Capture" (see log "trying pin Capture" ...). When building a filter graph using graphedit I use the output pin "656" and connect it to a filter called "Hauppauge WinTV PVR PCI II Encoder" which has an input pin called "656" and and MPEG output pin. This works fine in graphedit - I get MPEG video and audio this way."

Related topics: [[How to Use a Capture Card]]

Useful Linux links: [http://www.linuxtv.org/ LinuxTV] and [http://ivtvdriver.org/ IVTV]

== Appliance Encoders ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS || Contact
|-
| Axis 241S || Axis Communications || RTSP MPEG4 - rtsp://x.x.x.x/mpeg4/1/media.amp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.axis.com/products/cam_241s/index.htm
|-
| Cornet CDX350/CDX350T || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II demux - udp/mpgv://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-2 || Cornet Technology || UDP multicast with MPEG-II or TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Cornet iVDO MPEG-4 || Cornet Technology || RTSP with required login, firmware > 1.0a20 or higher - rtsp://cornet@cornet:x.x.x.x:554 VLC unsuccessful with v1.0a1 firmware. || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.cornet.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-IP MPEG-2 || Teleste || UDP multicast with TS demux - udp/ts://@x.x.x.x:x || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| Teleste EASI-MPC MPEG-4 || Teleste || SDP via HTTP - http://x.x.x.x/sdp/mpu001_ch0.sdp || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.teleste.com
|-
| VBrick MPEG2 || VBrick || Main Level, Main Profile 4:2:0. ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|-
| VBrick MPEG4 || VBrick || MPEG4 RTSP stream works, ISMA SAP announcements supported by VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux || http://www.vbrick.com (US) http://www.techex.co.uk (Europe)
|}

== IP Cameras ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| Axis 230 MPEG-2 || Axis || http stream works fine with VLC || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|-
| Axis 207 || Axis || MPEG4 rtsp stream also works fine || Windows/MacOSX/Linux...
|}

== Webcams (USB) ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Product || Vendor || Opinion || OS
|-
| StarCam 370i || MSI || udp stream works fine with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| 150 Spacecam Portable || Trust || works with VLC || MS Windows
|-
| Quickcam Messenger || Logitech || works || GNU/Linux
|-
| Quickcam Pro 4000 || Logitech || works fine with VLC, Linphone, Ekiga || GNU/Linux
|-
| || || ||
|-
| ''Webcam 5'' || ''Creative Labs'' || works fine with Ekiga (Linphone no, VLC '''NO''') || GNU/Linux
|-
|}