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NEW! Because interest seems to be rising in IVCCLIB and I am not really able to support it (I finished up grad school almost a year ago), I've set up a message board for users of IVCCLIB to meet eachother and discuss their work with the libraries.
What is IVCCLIB?
IVCCLIB was developed by Jeff Norris at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory during
his work on his Masters thesis. In order to use IVCCLIB, you need the following:
 | A fairly quick PC running something compatible with Redhat Linux, version 5.2 |
| An Intel Video Capture Card, which is sold in two packages:
 | The Intel Smart Video Recorder III |
| The Intel Create & Share Camera Pack (includes a fairly decent camera, too) |
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| A camera to capture images with, if you didn't buy the Create & Share Camera Pack |
| One of the following:
| Matlab 5.2 |
| Sun's JDK, version 1.1 or 1.2 |
| GCC, or another C compiler |
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IVCCLIB provides the following features:
| 30 frames per second capture from multiple IVCC's into shared memory |
| Simultaneous access by several vision programs to the same real-time capture stream |
| Straight-forward video capture into C, Java, and Matlab |
IVCCLIB is provided free of charge and free of support. You're welcome to share
your comments on the libraries with me by following the instructions in the Contact
section of these pages, but this system is intended to serve as a starting point for
research-- it's *not* a commercial product.
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