H.264 camera type

Flash works with all USB web cameras - but what are the
limitations (if any) on using a s-video or RGB connector on a
graphics card so a camera with enough quality for H.264 streaming
can be used? Does Flash recognise them?
As the encoding will be greater than before, what spec. will
the computer need to accomplish this?

Thanks, Hyakkidouran, I realise I should have said LIVE
streaming of high quality video. Thus a high quality camera HAS to
be connected to the computer. You write: "streaming means automatic
conversion on-the-fly in FLV format, which isn't very high quality
even at best settings, " - but with H.264 or (if On2 are to be
believed) VP6-E, with on-the-fly compression (see d3lf66 below)
high-quality streaming is being done.
d3f66
Of course, if this is not streaming, the camera does not
matter as it would be shot on anything, edited, and them
played...Oh I am dumb.
What I want is LIVE streaming of high quality video. Rang up
Digital rapids, and their hardware/software compression/encoding
solution (involving an s-video input that is recognised by Flash
Player) is around £2000 without the PC!! But that is the sort
of thing needed (using On2, they haven't the info to develop H.264
with the Flash wrapper yet).
But as I don't want to pay that much for a technology that is
about to be surpassed, I would like to get at least better quality
than a webcam - hence need some way to get s-video or composite to
be recognised by the flash player as USB cameras have a very
limited resolution.
Thanks lots for all help so far - helps put me in the
picture.

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