Hi Laurent,
My reply to Paulo a few days ago did not make it to the list (forgot
again I need to 'reply all' or at least check if I send to the list).
What I did is reinstall of the system, since it became a bit of a mess.
My error started by installing uvcvideo-dev over the original one
Hi Bart,
On Friday 05 March 2010 23:28:22 Bart Koppe wrote:
(sorry for my empty reply just before this one)
Hi Paulo,
I got vloopback running in the first place with this link. I remember
insmod did not work, but 'make install' and then 'modprobe vloopback'
did. So I didn't bother with
On 03/05/2010 02:52 PM, Paulo Assis wrote:
Bart,
In your case I would first remove the installed modules:
make rminstall
I would then check for any extra vloopback module still laying around
and remove it.
Then proceed with a new installation following the how-to,
and install vloopback from
(sorry for my empty reply just before this one)
Hi Paulo,
I got vloopback running in the first place with this link. I remember
insmod did not work, but 'make install' and then 'modprobe vloopback'
did. So I didn't bother with it, untill after installing uvc-video it
stopped working.
Maybe
Hi List,
I'm making a media installation. One screen shows video streams from
several webcams in the world, another screen shows you watching these
streams.
Basically i have two issues that I need to solve. One caused by the
install (or something I did wrong during that process)
To make my
Hi List,
I'm making a media installation. One screen shows video streams from
several webcams in the world, another screen shows you watching these
streams.
Basically i have two issues that I need to solve. One caused by the
install (or something I did wrong during that process)
To make my
Bart Hi,
The errors you are getting are usually from old modules still laying around.
try following the v4l-dvb installation how-to:
http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_Obtain,_Build_and_Install_V4L-DVB_Device_Drivers#First_Use:_Out_with_the_Old.2C_In_with_the_New
take special attention
Bart,
In your case I would first remove the installed modules:
make rminstall
I would then check for any extra vloopback module still laying around
and remove it.
Then proceed with a new installation following the how-to,
and install vloopback from source:
