You can use regular video capture board (such as found in any comp store for
100-200 bucks). Then interface with that board via ActiveX or via VI's that
I once saw in info-labview ftp archive. AciveX stuff was by some company
called Pegasus or something like that. VIs name I do not remember. Both
approaches worked very well with my 3yr old video capture board and I was
able to watch my video camera in real time in labview, same for TV.
Reinis Kanders
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> Have somebody seen a driver for USB three axes joystick for Labview. I
have
> a two axis whcih work finer (on gameport) but need USB and the third axes.
> And is there any faster way to display realtime video in labview than with
> the NI Imaq cards. I also want to do some overlay on the pictures.
> Halvor Snellingen