[QLab] Can a DV Camera be a display?
Christopher Ashworth
Chris at chrisashworth.org
Tue Jan 9 20:15:25 PST 2007
On Jan 9, 2007, at 1:26 PM, Michael Keniger wrote:
> if you had a DV cam/convertor could QLab access this as a video
> device for output (rather than a screen out)? I would imagine
> there would be a fairly high overhead if the source video was not
> DV format in any case.
That's a great question. I don't know the answer for sure, because I
don't know how those devices are characterized.
I'll therefore give you the nitty gritty answer in the meantime, so
you can at least feel like I've partially answered the question. :D
Video Cues get a list of all active displays. So what's a display?
I'll refer you to the documentation:
"In Quartz, the term display refers to a graphics hardware system
consisting of a framebuffer, a color correction (gamma) table or
color palette, and possibly an attached monitor. If no monitor is
attached, a display is characterized as offline."
I have no experience with DV cameras or converters, so I have no idea
if they are represented in the system as a display (as defined above).
-CA
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