Someone else pointed out that it only supported V4L1 - but it gets
worse. Chinook actually had the camera code and there was a hack I
adapted from http://www.swift-tools.net/Flashcam/ which made the
camera (but not audio) work. The latest update broke the hack.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:27 PM,
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Subject: Re: Problems accessing the camera in Flash
Someone else pointed out that it only supported V4L1 - but it gets
worse
accessing the camera in Flash
Someone else pointed out that it only supported V4L1 - but it gets
worse. Chinook actually had the camera code and there was a hack I
adapted from http://www.swift-tools.net/Flashcam/ which made the camera
(but not audio) work. The latest update broke the hack.
On Wed
hi,
Merrick Fonnesbeck schrieb:
I was playing around with a Flash program that runs in a browser and
sends the video stream from your computer/web camera out to another
party. I've tried it on a Nokia n810 and I can see the camera output
from a desktop computer coming in, but the other side
Flash only supports V4L1 devices. The rest of the Linux world (and Nokia)
use V4L2 for the webcam.
On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 11:27 PM, Merrick Fonnesbeck
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was playing around with a Flash program that runs in a browser and
sends the video stream from your computer/web
I was playing around with a Flash program that runs in a browser and
sends the video stream from your computer/web camera out to another
party. I've tried it on a Nokia n810 and I can see the camera output
from a desktop computer coming in, but the other side cannot see the
output of my Nokia
