Does anybody know if this works with linux? Specifically, H264 format with Ubuntu 14.04 or greater?
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Yes this webcam works great with the Linux H264 with Ubunta 14.04 No worries here. Good Luck - Happy New Year
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XBMC works fine with my cheaper ZBox I'm running Linux Light and youtube is run from either an app or XBMC far as I know Flash Videos will not open in Chromium or Firefox but there are plenty of apps out to either watch or download from and VLC will open most flash media all that I've tried. I plan on trying windows 8 on the same unit soon. Hope this helps Dean
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Did you ever find out if this was compatible with Linux? I see the v1 is listed, but can't find anything on the v2.
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If your device supports H.264 and RTSP then I would say yes, otherwise your device will not be able to see the video stream. I looked up the Digimerge and it runs embedded Linux and says it supports H.264 and RTSP. I use an old version of Linux on a PC with Zoneminder that didn't support it but I was able to compile a newer version of ffmpeg and zoneminder and it now works great. So I would say you have a pretty good chance it will work as-is.
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I have yet to attach mine to recover files from my old Linux box, but since Sabrent lists the converter as compatible with MacOS X (which is a flavor of BSD Unix under the hood) this should work with Linux without difficulty.
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Linux and xbmc will work fine, 4k is just the picture quality of whatever you're streaming, so I believe it will work.
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Not even Google knows. Perhaps a visit to a Linux forum will help?Other than that, I'd say it doesn't work with Linux, as don't most other PC apps.
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I used this card in 32-bit Linux Slackware and Windows XP. In Linux, the driver took over the audio output and redirected the audio through the video cable. In XP, it works fine.
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Update: With the newest firmware the BDP 80 plays MKV just fine! Now my only wish is for H 264 playback. THEN it would truly be universal. (although limited to Fat 32 making large NTFS USB drives pretty useless for now)
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It appears to on at least Debian-based systems. I have not tried personally, but googling "h530 linux" gives some forum posts that suggests it works.
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It works fine with Ubuntu and I see no reason why it wouldn't work OK with CentOS etc. Is there a particular flavour you want to run on it?
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Recommend you get an external tuner instead, so as not to need to worry about drivers. Take a look at the silicondust dot com products. In the downloads section, you'll see HDHomeRun software for Linux, and some Linux based DVR programs are supported. Most all of the silicondust external tuners are sold on Amazon. Note the feature sets are different for each one, get the right one...some are for over the air, some for digital cablecard arrangements, etc.
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Hi, I use it with Linux but the Info I have is 0x067b for the vendor, 0x2303 PL2303 Serial port, V4.00. I have had no problems with it so far. Mark
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There only certain formats that work when I use my USB harddraive to play movies. Try converting to from MP4 to AVI.
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I'm sure it will work with Linux, especially Ubuntu. This thing should just need generic UCSB thumb driver. Other than that, it's just file system. I'm sure you can format it in any different way to work with all OS. I'd go for NTFS. I don't know if Redhat base will support FAT32 or not. If you can, I'd format FAT32 for this. It will limit the size to only 30GB, but then you're not paying huge overhead to index something large. If you format it to NTFS, you'll get it less than 30 GB for sure.
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You can plug an external DVD burner into the USB port and XBMC will configure itself for playback (but not burning). Neither Linux or XBMC support BluRay the last time I checked.
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I got it to work with Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 and VLC. It appears as a "video camera" (not "TV - analog"), and in my case, /dev/video1 with the audio device set as hw:1,0 (the video device name and audio name will vary with your computer)