Although not directly related to linux-uvc development, I think this is the right crowd to ask this question.
I have a point-and-shoot Fuji camera, with webcam support. It works really well with linux-uvc driver thanks to Laurent's efforts a while back. It produces MJPEG only. It doesn't have a YUYV option. That's ok for something like egika, but skype seems to not like it. I think it only accepts YUV raw streams. Now my question is this. Is there an application/module that can sit between the video device and something like skype, converting the MJPEG in run-time to YUYV? Some kind of post-processing module that creates a re-directed video device, which can then be used by other applications. So you'll probably get something like '/dev/video1' which is in fact the processed '/dev/video0' (in my case the decoded MJPEG stream). I would be really surprised if something like this doesn't exist. It's a really cool thing to have in general. A basic search on google didn't return anything relevant. regards -Ioannis _______________________________________________ Linux-uvc-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/linux-uvc-devel
