On Mon, 25 Mar 2002, Farhan Ahmed wrote: |i have a Logitech QuickCam on a USB port on my redhat linux 7.2 box .. it |used to perform pretty well when i had windoze on this machine but since i |have switched over to linux, i can't make it work :-( i checked logitech's |website and they don't have a driver for it under the linux environment |... but im pretty sure that there is a generic driver available somewhere
Check the archives of Linux-bangalore-technical list .. you can get the links from http://linux-bangalore.org/ ... sometime last week there was a post with detailed instructions on how to setup quickcam under linux (the thread was about gnomemeeting IIRC) |.. does anyone know of such drivers and any gui s/w so that i can easily |record stuff on my webcam? any help would be greatly appreciated! you can view the output from your webcam using xawtv or any other v4l software I suppose I use vidcat (part of w3cam) to capture images. I've never tried to record a video though... you can use gnomemeeting(http://gnomemeeting.org) to communicate with people using netmeeting. Kingsly _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
