gst-plugins-vision, a library for machine vision camera interfaces

[Juan Robles]

Hi Josh,

You won't believe it, but a couple of hours before you posted this, I was
checking out the repository and trying to build some of the plugins in
Linux just to check if any of them would work better than the other for my
GRAY16_LE source. This morning I went back to the repository and found you
had committed almost two years of work. Awesome!

With some small fixes to the CMake files (maybe now this is fixed), I was
able to properly build the Euresys plugin for GStreamer 1.8.3 , but haven't
been able to test it as I still have to purchase the pci-e capture card.

So, now that I have you here, what plugin do you think is the most mature
for a CameraLink project where I'll need to capture two GRAY16_LE sources
(base configuration) with Linux?

Thanks a lot for your work, probably it will save me a lot of trouble.


Juan

2017-09-26 20:58 GMT+02:00 Josh Doe <josh at joshdoe.com>:

> I've mentioned this a few times over the past few years, but thought
> I'd let the community know that I've created a set of plugins for
> interfacing with machine vision camera interfaces. This includes
> interfaces like Camera Link, CameraLink HS, CoaXPress, GigE Vision,
> HSLink, LVDS, USB3 Vision, as well as more mainstream interfaces like
> analog (NTSC, PAL, RS-170, RS-343), DVI, FireWire IIDC1394, HDMI, and
> SDI. Manufacturers represented include Active Silicon, BitFlow, EDT,
> EPIX, Euresys, IDS, IMPERX, Matrox, National Instruments, and Teledyne
> DALSA. Most of these require physical hardware such as a PCIe
> framegrabber, however some like NI and Matrox support GigE Vision and
> USB3 Vision using the expected interfaces but will require a license
> to use.
>
> You can find the source here:
> https://github.com/joshdoe/gst-plugins-vision
>
> And I also provided Windows binaries:
> https://github.com/joshdoe/gst-plugins-vision/releases
>
> Many of these plugins should also work on Linux without much effort,
> though I've not tried building any of them for years so I'm sure
> there'd be some work. Of course on Linux I'm sure Aravis does a better
> job at GigE Vision and USB3 Vision, and even better are open source.
>
> The quality of the plugins varies considerably, as I'm the only one
> working on them and some plugins get more attention than others. I'm
> sure the community interested in these plugins is rather small but
> wanted to bring it everyone's attention.
>
> Thanks,
> -Josh
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