* Overview

* Watching TV
XXand movies
* Supported cards

* ati.2
* TV output
* AVview
* km
* drm-kernel
* ati_remote

* Tools and
XXapplications

* Status
* Mailing lists
* CVS
* Download

* Screenshots

* Hall of fame

GATOS Hall of fame

GATOS is a big project. Over the time a lot of people contributed their time, effort and code. This page attempts to list them. Please, if you ever submitted a patch let me know. Also, if any of people listed here have a permanent homepage they want their name to point to - e-mail the link to me.

Early GATOS team

The first code to enable TV-in capabilities of ATI cards has evolved into xatitv, which is now located in GATOS CVS as two modules: ibtk and gatos.

• Øyvind Aabling [initial TV-in driver for AIW Rage Pro, xatitv]
• Steaphan Greene [IBTK, xatitv - GUI design, maintainer]
• Christian Lupien [i2c access modes for non-Rage Pro cards, xatitv]
• Octavian Purdila [kernel i2c module]
• Vladimir Dergachev [I am around]
• Daniel Caujolle-Bert [xatitv - autoconf, FreeBSD port, French documentation]

ATI_XV

After release of XFree86 4.0.0 which included Xv extension that provided API for TV-in/TV-out capabilities the older code from xatitv was incorporated into XFree86 driver. An immediate improvement was the ability to accelerate movie playback. Many more people joined in.

• Bob Bell [FAQ]
• Robert Cicconetti (R C) [PCI DMA]
• Ross Coleman (deek) [ati_xv]
• Sebastian Ehrenreich [Rage Theatre probing]
• Kostal Ivo [PAL/SECAM constants for Rage Theatre, PAL/SECAM audio]
• Vojta Janota [PAL/SECAM TV-in]
• Dominik Schnitzer (Aeneas) [ati_xv, patient hosting of us on linuxvideo]
• George Staikos [TV-out]
• Peter Surda [TV-out, capture]
• Linus Torvalds [support for virtual screens]

ati.2

We have just moved from Linuxvideo to Sourceforge and the module name changed to just ati.2. The new features are experimental video capture and TV-out support as well as new TV viewer application that can capture as well.

• It is too early to make a list here - join in !