Should be no more then 1-5 Kb of sound data per frame even without any compression. Also the whole issue of feasibility of DVD is unclear to me. Since Linux is getting so much press these days investors are becoming interested. That opens the question about the way to structure relationships with them, be it LLC, Incorporation, bridge loan etc. Linux Media Labs is going to the Atlanta Linux Showcase this coming Thursday of October 22th.
Driver works well in compression mode - both for single frames, as well as for the mjpeg stream.
We found a lot of interest in the product, from both developers for the Linux platform as well as the end users though LML33 was apparently not ready for the end users, since only low level driver is available. The driver can now do still decompression under Linux, interrupts function as expected, the work is on still capture now. Looks great - seems like the quality of Brooktree codecs pays off. At least in still decompression mode. Chips seem to respond as expected, and the picture on TV is nice - 720 pixels per line looks good.