Moritz,
If you did a make install previously, you should do a
# depmod -a
then modprobe will resolve the dependencies automatically.
If you don't have any conflicting files from the previous kernel
install (the above commands show that you don't), a simple
# modprobe uvcvideo
will then be
Laurent Pinchart escreveu:
Hi Paulo, hi Brian,
On Wednesday 26 November 2008, Brian wrote:
All,
Paulo Assis wrote:
Also I forgot to unplug the camera (Sphere AF) during the upgrade
process and once again the camera just died after first boot, I had to
unplug it and rmmod
Paulo Assis escreveu:
Brian escreveu:
Laurent Pinchart wrote:
Just to summarise the issue, the camera works fine when plugged in at
bootup
*except* on the first boot after a kernel upgrade ? Is that right ?
Laurent,
Not in my case.
I have to do an rmmod
Brian escreveu:
All,
Paulo Assis wrote:
Also I forgot to unplug the camera (Sphere AF) during the upgrade process
and once again the camera just died after first boot, I had to unplug it and
rmmod/ modprobe uvcvideo in order to get it working.
I can confirm this problem, except
Hi,
I've tested this again, and I can confirm that in my case the problem
only occurs
after the first boot folowing a kernel upgrade.
Best regards
Paulo
2008/11/26 Paulo Assis [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Brian escreveu:
Laurent Pinchart wrote:
Just to summarise the issue, the camera works fine when
Hi,
While performing some tests on the latest svn revision of guvcview
I've notice some strange behaviour from the uvc driver dispatched
with Ubuntu latest kernel (2.6.27-8).
After starting guvcview in MJPEG mode everything is working fine, I then
proceed into changing the imput mode to yuv, also
Michael,
Dynamic controls need to be added to the driver first, and you will
require admin rights for that.
You can see examples of this on libwebcam:
http://www.quickcamteam.net/software/libwebcam
and guvcview: http://guvcview.berlios.de
you will need to run them as root (sudo) once in order to
Michael,
I had a better look and it seems that 3 generation (2008 model) pro 9000
cameras are still uvc compliant,
but unfortunately suffer from several firmware/hardware bugs, that make
them almost unusable under linux.
http://www.quickcamteam.net/hcl/linux/logitech_device_list_v2.pdf
Sorry,
Laurent Pinchart escreveu:
On Friday 14 November 2008, Paulo Assis wrote:
Michael,
Dynamic controls need to be added to the driver first, and you will
require admin rights for that.
You can see examples of this on libwebcam:
http://www.quickcamteam.net/software/libwebcam
and guvcview
Laurent,
I think you got the point :-)
Timing issues make the camera crash from a hardware/firmware bug. There's
unfortunately not much I can do about it.
:'( I thought this type of bug was limited to older models like my pro
5000, that was one of the reasons
I bought the sphere, as
Hi,
I've notice a similar problem with my sphere AF,
The camera is working OK, but then the controls stop responding, video
streaming is unaffected until I restart the app,
after this it just fails to start, and I need to rmmod/modprobe the
driver to get the camera working again.
The problem is
, Paulo Assis wrote:
Hi,
I've notice a similar problem with my sphere AF,
The camera is working OK, but then the controls stop responding, video
streaming is unaffected until I restart the app,
after this it just fails to start, and I need to rmmod/modprobe the
driver to get the camera working
,
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 09:58:17AM +0100, Paulo Assis wrote:
Artem,
Can you please try the last svn revision (svn checkout
http://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/guvcview/trunk)
The problem is related to the kernell version, there were some changes
in the v4l2 api that were causing the redefinition
Artem Makhutov escreveu:
Hi,
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 02:32:08PM +0100, Paulo Assis wrote:
Sorry,
Can you try again.
No problem ;)
I'm editing the code in my office computer (windows XP ;-( ), so besides
not being able to test it, once in a while, some strange characters
Assis wrote:
Artem Makhutov escreveu:
Hi,
On Thu, Aug 28, 2008 at 02:32:08PM +0100, Paulo Assis wrote:
Don't you have a ssh connection to a linux box?
I wish ! I'm a state employee and my office looks like the pentagon,
except for http and ftp connections
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 05:10:36PM +0100, Paulo Assis wrote:
Hi,
Maybe you want to try libwebcam (command line):
http://www.quickcamteam.net/software/libwebcam
or guvcview http://developer.berlios.de/projects/guvcview/
Both of them provide Pan/Tilt functionality.
LED
Hi,
Maybe you want to try libwebcam (command line):
http://www.quickcamteam.net/software/libwebcam
or guvcview http://developer.berlios.de/projects/guvcview/
Both of them provide Pan/Tilt functionality.
LED control is only available in more recent cameras, I'm not sure about
Sphere MP but in
Hi Andreas,
In regards to guvcview still image capture, when in MJPG mode, the
standard Huffman tables are added to the captured frame and in YUV mode
a built-in jpg compressor is used. I had no problems with this so far
(tested in Ubuntu, Debian and OpenSuse ), but if you could post me your
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