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On 12/7/06, Arkadi Shishlov <arkadi@××××××.lv> wrote: |
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> I'm developing an embedded networked webcam that can stream in multipart |
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> JPEG and MP4, like AXIS products but on budget. |
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> Could someone recommend small board which is available in retail? |
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> Preferably x86 with mini-PCI or with built-in video capture and is able |
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> to work w/o ATX power supply. Like CM-iGLX |
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> http://www.compulab.co.il/iglx/html/iglx-cm-datasheet.htm |
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What about PC/104, PC/104+, PCI-104, EPIC, or EBX? |
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Check out Ampro products to get started (www.ampro.com), also |
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VersaLogic, WinSystems, and many many others. |
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HTH- |
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James |
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> I know about: |
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> 1. PC-Engines's wrap2 and Soekris, but they are rather underpowered; |
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> 2. Mini-ITX - even with PCI riser card space savings cannot justify the |
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> price compared to small ATX board; |
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> 3. Nano-ITX - high price, 1GHz VIA products are too massive because of |
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> heatsink, need ITX or ATX power supply, too much useless hardware. |
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> I already did the webcams from ATX boards. Old used PentiumII boards are |
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> perfectly fine - they are cheap and cool. P4 Celerons generate too much |
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> heat even at low load. When assembled the server is the size of laptop, |
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> but 2-3 times thicker. Would be nice to go more compact form-factor. |
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