Difference between revisions of "DVD and Enhanced Video Adapter (DEVA)"
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=== MPEG Hardware Decoding === | === MPEG Hardware Decoding === | ||
Uses the IBM MPEGCD1M with 2MB SDRAM running at 100MHz<br> | Uses the IBM MPEGCD1M with 2MB SDRAM running at 100MHz<br> | ||
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This component is not supported under Linux | This component is not supported under Linux | ||
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=== Video In === | === Video In === | ||
Uses a SAA7111A chip, for which Linux has a driver. But last I tried this (a few years ago) it did not work. | Uses a SAA7111A chip, for which Linux has a driver. But last I tried this (a few years ago) it did not work. | ||
Revision as of 23:14, 3 June 2005
DVD and Enhanced Video Adapter (DEVA)This is a properitary card that gives the laptop video capture, video output and hardware MPEG2 playback, along with digital audio (AC3) out. Features
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MPEG Hardware Decoding
Uses the IBM MPEGCD1M with 2MB SDRAM running at 100MHz
There is already a driver in the kernel tree that uses this chipset (stradis), so some of the work may already be done.
This component is not supported under Linux
Video In
Uses a SAA7111A chip, for which Linux has a driver. But last I tried this (a few years ago) it did not work.
Video Out
Uses a SAA7111A chip, for which Linux has a driver. But last I tried this (a few years ago) it did not work.
But User:Lentinj reports:
Probably not going to extend further than the TV out, which is controllable via BIOS. No projects as far as I know exist to support this card under Linux.
Dolby Digital AC-3
Uses the CSA8404A chip
Supports AC-3 Audio pass-through to an external AC3 decoder/amplifier
Linux has no support for this chip
