Rodney
Rodney
I see, we will have to revisit that as it goes a bit beyond the scope of this PR. I'll drop the first two commits then as they don't have...
Thanks for the heads up, my main machine is on Windows so I haven't checked if this still works since originally publishing the repo. Also the AverMedia website currently doesn't...
Seems like the `board/` code is now precompiled in the new drivers, rather than being editable. So that'll make it a bit more annoying. I will see to either provide...
Yeah based on the changelog it appears that RGB was only fixed with the new driver. Try applying this patch (with `bspatch`) to the `AverMediaLib_64.o` file in the `driver/` directory:...
At least on Debian/Ubuntu there should be the `bsdiff` package, which also includes `bspatch`.
I'm going to keep this open since getting the new driver to work is still something I want. I was able to make it work (turns out I had to...
Very nice! I'll try to review and hopefully merge it not too long from now depending on when I get around to running the card on Linux again. (I also...
Not really, I don't have the time and don't run Linux as my main operating system right now. Maybe I'll come back to it some day, don't know. For now...
That note is mainly relevant to the Windows driver which exposes a lot more (v210, v410, bgr5, etc.) whereas the Linux driver only has a YUV 422 and RGB24 mode....
Hey, first of all thanks, that seems like a decent amount of work. But have you checked if those patches also work with the newer driver version? Getting that one...