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== Description ==
 
== Description ==
This project will capture High Definition Video 1280x720 at 30fps, and hopefully be capable of 60fps and maybe even 1080p.  I intend to use a cheap FPGA, A HiSpeed USB PHY, and an Analog Devices Video A/D chip.  I will nail down exact chip numbers later.  The target platform driver and example code will be written for GNU/Linux.  This project is more a proof of concept and more for fun and excercise rather than to be practical.  But I will take any advice and help that I can get and who knows what we might create here.  Entire BOM should be less than $40 but we'll see.
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This project will capture High Definition Video 1280x720 at 30fps, and hopefully be capable of 60fps and maybe even 1080p.  I intend to use a cheap FPGA, A HiSpeed USB PHY, and an Analog Devices Video A/D chip.  I will nail down exact chip numbers later.  The target platform driver and example code will be written for linux.  This project is more a proof of concept and more for fun and excercise rather than to be practical.  But I will take any advice and help that I can get and who knows what we might create here.  Entire BOM should be less than $40 but we'll see.
  
 
Yes I know about the Hauppage HD-PVR or whatever its called that Capures Component video at 720p.  The problem is that device uses H.264 encoding, which is just way too expensive to decode, it takes a Dual Core 1GHz Machine at 99%.  It is also not totally open to hacking.
 
Yes I know about the Hauppage HD-PVR or whatever its called that Capures Component video at 720p.  The problem is that device uses H.264 encoding, which is just way too expensive to decode, it takes a Dual Core 1GHz Machine at 99%.  It is also not totally open to hacking.

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