Design and Applications of Embedded System in Video Surveillance

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In this paper, we select the ARM11 S3C6410 processor and embedded Linux system using the system needs to build a development environment. Studied in the embedded Linux operating system USB video capture device driver modules, collecting network video surveillance system implemented by V4L2 driver framework. Video capture program primarily through ioctl system function calls to access V4L2 driver framework. Completion of real-time video transmission via RTP / RTCP protocol. In addition, the Web server development platform porting.

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