Husk 00 wrote:
On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 1:30 PM, ydego...@gmail.com
<mailto:ydego...@gmail.com> <ydego...@gmail.com
<mailto:ydego...@gmail.com>> wrote:
still DC camera ( like Unibrain camera ) give uncompressed signal,
so they have very low latency...
these cameras are supported generally on Mac OSX
through quicktime ( with pix_video or pdp_ieee1394
that uses quicktime too ).
on linux, cameras are supported by different APIs
and thus different objects
( pdp_ieee1394, pdp_v4l, pdp_v4l2 or pdp_dc1394 )
depending on your type of cameras....
Hi Yves and list,
I didn't know anything about pdp_dc1394. I'm on ubuntu lucid (10.4)
and pd-extended 0.42 and the object doesn't exist. Should I compile
pdp in order to get this object?
When I worked with IIDC camera on linux and pd (a unibrain one) I used
coriander to get it as a standard v4l device (by using vloopback
module), and it worked like a charm! But maybe I should try pdp_dc1394
(if I found it!)
cheers
husk
ola,
yes it's not compiled in pd-extended,
you have to get pidip sources
and install libdc1394-22-dev..
and then compile pidip.
this is something lluis did recently
that was never included in pd-extended..
neither in pure:dyne packages.
ciao,
sevy
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