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No problem, i kinda was expecting that... I´ll leave the question undraded for a cpl of days to see if anybody has an answer for it.. if they do, ill reject this one.. if not, you´ve earned uerself 300 points :)<br />

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No problem, i kinda was expecting that... I´ll leave the question undraded for a cpl of days to see if anybody has an answer for it.. if they do, ill reject this one.. if not, you´ve earned uerself 300 points :)


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No worries - we'll wait and see...<br />
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Jason<br />

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No worries - we'll wait and see...

Jason


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and bthe &quot;suggest you write your won driver&quot; thanks for your faith in my (non existant) coding skills!! :=)<br />

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and bthe "suggest you write your won driver" thanks for your faith in my (non existant) coding skills!! :=)


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the driver for the original Video Blaster can be obtained from :<br />
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<a href="ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/video/vid_src-0.7.tar.gz" rel="ugc">ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/video/vid_src-0.7.tar.gz</a><br />
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however, you need to compile the src code yourself.<br />
The above package include driver &amp;&nbsp;X application (sample) capable of displaying &amp;&nbsp;grabing video.<br />

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the driver for the original Video Blaster can be obtained from :

ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/video/vid_src-0.7.tar.gz [ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/apps/video/vid_src-0.7.tar.gz]

however, you need to compile the src code yourself.
The above package include driver & X application (sample) capable of displaying & grabing video.


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I have a first generation creative labs videoblaster card (the one that doesnt work in machines with 16MB RAM or more) &nbsp;Anyway, is there any software to run this card under Linux? Since i have a machine with 12MB RAM doing nothing but handle my modems? 
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I have a first generation creative labs videoblaster card (the one that doesnt work in machines with 16MB RAM or more)  Anyway, is there any software to run this card under Linux? Since i have a machine with 12MB RAM doing nothing but handle my modems? 

Creative Videoblaster under Linux

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