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I already googled a lot and mostly read that importing composite Signal to the Raspberry is almost impossible. I would just take a webcam and proceed since it seems to be a lot easier.

The problem is, I already have this camera and just wanted to know if there is absolutely no way to get that NTSC-signal on the Raspberry (perhaps by connecting it directly to some pins?).

If not, I will just get a webcam as I said, but I wanted to check that before I can admit that the investment in the TTL Camera was useless.

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There is no way to directly connect the composite signal directly to the Raspberry Pi. The only option would be to use a USB capture card with composite input. But unless you want general composite input, for instance if you want a specialized camera, I would just get a supported USB camera or, depending on your needs, the Raspberry Pi Camera Module.

On a more general note, there is no analog input on the Raspberry Pi so any analog signal input (including audio) requires additional hardware.

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