Has anyone here used ubuntu v0.2 (or newer) or similar with a DVB-T Tuner, a composite adapter or a webcam?
I haven't been able to get a webcam or composite adapter to work with the kernel that I built from openembedded, 2.6.32 git rev 1da53cb5741477b03021991843636097a18ba874 from htc-msm-2.6.32 branch.
I only get a green screen with mplayer from x11 or from the framebuffer console.
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Hello,
I need to connect my TP2 to a projector via the VGA port. I have seen the video cable for TP2 has RCA outputs, but if I buy this then I need another cable from RCA to VGA. Does this solution work? Alternatively is there a direct cable from TP2 to VGA port in videoprojector?
Thanks in advance
Try this!
http://www.provantage.com/startech-comp2vga~7STRV007.htm
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Oh, and don't expect a whole lot from the video quality. The conversions (digital -> analog composite -> analog composite -> analog vga) won't be kind to the signal.
Thanks my frinds for the answers.
I need to connect to a videoprojector to use powerpoint presentation avoidinf to bring with me the notebook.
I will try the possible solutions and let you know what about.
Every projector I've ever used at work already has an RF input (RCA). Doesn't yours?
Yes my projector has RCA input, unfortunately it is located in the roof of the classroom whereas in the teaching desk there is just VGA cable.
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Hi all, quick question is there a way to connect RCA( even only tv in cable) to Asus tablet? I am looking to have external video cam to stream to tablet
same question...
i have the USB add-on (no dock)
Guess if you get a linux compatible usb encoder and the driver's sources you might compile a module for android.
I'm making an app which can display any consoles with usb ports on the android device (when this one is plugged in). If you have an idea for API 10 (GingerBread)at least. it'll be helpful .
It'll be more cool if you have an idea for API 8 (Froyo). How To Stream a console display to the app? I'm on eclipse java.
THANXSS!!!!!
I must admit that i'm quite inexperienced with java and programming in general.. but i think that you have to deal with drivers that actually shouldn't exist. You have to build a new kernel for this specific app I think
Edit: i think that you can't do it because consoles don't have drivers.. and their operating system is closed source so you can't do anything so weird
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ok thanks for answer
but have you an idea just for record the console video?
Maybe you can deal with the HDMI port if your phone have it but you have already to build your own driver. I'm so sorry about that but I'm not a dev and sincerely I haven't idea how the code could be
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You could (re-)write a driver for a USB Video Grabber and load it as a kernel Module.
These devices have an RCA input for Composite Video and USB. (They cost ~10$)
But you'll need a very fast processor in your phone/tablet, also root acess and USB Host.
Hi everyone,
Does any know if we can view the i9100 screen to a laptop? Sort of a tv - out, but to a laptop.
Thanks!
In short, I don't know but I doubt you can. Laptops rarely have video input capabilities by default. You can, of course use a USB micro to HDMI cable to output to a TV.
You could install a VNC server and then have the client on your laptop.
Hi all,
Any experience with using UVC compatible equipment on the XTC?
I have a UVC compatible device (working using Ubuntu) that I would like to connect using USB OTG to my XTC.
Google's Nexus line apparently has enabled support for UVC video devices in the kernel. XTC seems not to have this by default.
I do not know how to compile my own kernel so I'm hoping for some/any advice.
Thanks.