Hi-ho, Once I've tidied up the backend of the setup I'll be happy to make the code available, I've got to go back and comment it now that it's working... :-)..
If you use the Creative Webcam 5 like I did you'll probably find you have to do some fiddling with webcam or the pwc driver as well, I can supply the diff for what I did to webcam.. At the end of the day it was really simple. Quite a bit of fiddling around figuring it out, but 2 minutes typing to get it right. The Camera came from Corporate Consumables, and was the only Linux supported one I could find at short notice, and it still didn't turn up in time for the installfest, I was hoping to host the webcam there, and let people see what we were doing... Give Michelle there a call, and say I sent you... She was very helpful getting a second 'loaner' webcam after I discovered the picture was backwards so I could fault-find it. It seems that all of the decent quality webcams are hard to come by at the moment, must be quite a bit of demand for them. Cheers, Chris. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mike Pearce" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Linux" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 11:09 PM Subject: Re: Temp webcam - The latest silly project Good Job on the Webcam!!! I wouldnt mind having a look at your code if possible..... They want me to set something similar up at work. Oh... where did you get your Camera from..... everywhere had been out of stock when I called around. Mike.
