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Research on Embedded Video Monitoring System Based on Linux

Quanxi Li, Peiqian Liu, Changyou Li

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In this paper, the video sever system is designed centered on IME6410. Based on the platform of embedded processor and Linux, after analyzing the internal relations among Video4Linux(V4L) specification, video driver and kernel of Linux, we propose a common method for driver development accord with V4L Specification.

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In this paper, the video sever system is designed centered on IME6410. Based on the platform of embedded processor and Linux, after analyzing the internal relations among Video4Linux(V4L) specification, video driver and kernel of Linux, we propose a common method for driver development accord with V4L Specification.

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In this paper, the video sever system is designed centered on IME6410. Based on the platform of embedded processor and Linux, after analyzing the internal relations among Video4Linux(V4L) specification, video driver and kernel of Linux, we propose a common method for driver development accord with V4L Specification.

Key concepts: Linux kernel, Computer science, Operating system, Embedded system, Kernel (algebra), Linux Unified Key Setup, Video monitoring, Real-time computing

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