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Welcome to the linuxtv.org V4L-DVB Wiki!
Welcome to the linuxtv.org V4L-DVB Wiki !
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This Wiki is intended to become the ultimate resource regarding all questions about Video, TV and DVB support on Linux, free DVB software and cool projects.


This wiki is intended to become an authoritative source of information regarding the use of analog video and digital TV sources under Linux -- i.e. the subject matters covered under the V4L-DVB framework. The basic plan is to aggregate information about: available hardware; how v4l or dvb work; software used with the hardware and so forth.
Like every other Wiki it relies on the contributions of its users. Also this Wiki can only get as good as you and we mean: YOU!!! make it.


Like all other wikis, the V4L-DVB wiki relies upon the contributions of its users. Hence, it will only be as useful as we make it! So we encourage you to share your knowledge and help with the task of turning this site into a grand repository of knowledge. Your input (whether it be by providing a set of instructions for how to get a certain device working; a minor improvement to an existing article; or an explanation for some complex concept) will be highly appreciated.
Whatever you can contribute will be highly appreciated, no matter if it's a HOWTO, help and explanations how to write a driver, how to install some a driver or whether you can explain how that beast called DVB is working.


-- The LinuxTV V4L-DVB wiki team [[People behind V4L-DVB]]
have fun, enjoy -- ''The LinuxTV WikiTeam''



''' ''The basic plan is to collect facts about available hardware, linux-dvb experiences, HOWTOs, encyclopedia-like information and explanations about how [[DVB]], [[MPEG-2 Standard|MPEG-2]] and [[MHP]] work, what an [[EPG]] is and so on, to make this a place useful for everybody who is doing anything related to [[analog TV|analog]] or [[digital TV]]. Save and share knowledge.'' '''
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Revision as of 18:06, 6 December 2008


Welcome to the linuxtv.org V4L-DVB Wiki !

This wiki is intended to become an authoritative source of information regarding the use of analog video and digital TV sources under Linux -- i.e. the subject matters covered under the V4L-DVB framework. The basic plan is to aggregate information about: available hardware; how v4l or dvb work; software used with the hardware and so forth.

Like all other wikis, the V4L-DVB wiki relies upon the contributions of its users. Hence, it will only be as useful as we make it! So we encourage you to share your knowledge and help with the task of turning this site into a grand repository of knowledge. Your input (whether it be by providing a set of instructions for how to get a certain device working; a minor improvement to an existing article; or an explanation for some complex concept) will be highly appreciated.

-- The LinuxTV V4L-DVB wiki team People behind V4L-DVB


Exclaimation.png IMPORTANT NOTICE: Hi everyone, the merger of the V4L and DVB wikis is now underway! Articles within the V4L wiki will progressively be transferred into this wiki. Please see here for the important details.


User Section:

Getting Started:

Having Trouble?:

Software Applications and Usage:

Tutorials, Howtos, Usage Info & Guides:


The Wiki - How Can I Help?

Technical Background:

Systems:

Hardware Related:


Developer Section:

Repos:

Kernel Driver Development:

Userspace Development:

Hardware Information:

Analogue Devices (V4L):

Digital Devices (DVB):