__/ [yccheok@xxxxxxxxx] on Thursday 15 September 2005 08:09 \__
> Previously, we are using grab link expert 2 from euresys and eVision
> (also from euresys) in our line scan application. Yup, we are using
> WIN32 platform.
Before I start, I must clarify that I don't know what Grab Link Expert 2
from Euresys does. A little bit of background would have helped this
discussion.
> Now, we plan to shift to Linux 64 bit.
I praise your move to Linux.
> ...Since euresys only support Red
> hat till version 8, we are looking for some frame grabber, which
> functionality similar to grab link expert 2, but come with a driver
> with can be supported in one of the following platform:
>
> 1) Fedora 4 AMD 64 bit
>
> 2) Ubuntu 5.04 AMD 64 bit
>
> 3) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 (AMD 64 bit)
I am not sure what you mean by 'frame grabber', but command-line tools from
ImageMagick called 'animate' as well as 'mencoder' allow you to capture,
stitch, animate, rip (legally, of course) images/videos.
I also wrote a screen grabber for Linux a month ago. It should work under
all distributions with ImageMagick, which makes it merely all modern Linux
distributions:
http://www.schestowitz.com/Utilities/Complete/Linux/Display_Grabber/
> Also, does anyone know any image processing package which can be
> supported in one of the above OS?
You can use VXL < http://vxl.sourceforge.net/ > or Tina <
http://www.tina-vision.net/ >, which are the ones I am currently aware of
that also (if not only) run under Linux.
> Thank you very much!
Hope it helps,
Roy
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