Hi Marcel,
the Debian package includes a patch that adds support for Apple iSight
devices. Unfortunately, the patch breaks all UVC compliant devices, as the
iSight is not UVC compliant. Please try to download the latest sources from
SVN and see if it fixes your problem.
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the code.
You have several options :
- Wait until someone implements bulk transfers support
- Try to do it yourself
- Send me a Fuji camera :-)
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ioctls if you need information
regarding all the supported formats and sizes. The UVC driver is currently
the only driver supporting those ioctls, but other drivers will hopefully be
migrated soon when the ioctls will be submitted for inclusion in the v4l2
spec.
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is run, it shows the image from the camera.
Upon exit of luvcview, it segfaults.
I've put the details and the steps in the bug report.
Please contact Michel Xhaard directly. luvcview is not part of the linux-uvc
project.
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support color without any problem. Which
version of kopete are you using ?
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. The firmware will
have to be loaded by a standalong application though, as I'm focussing on the
video support first (firmware loading will come a bit later).
Thanks for all the work on linux-uvc, and have a nice week-end.
Thanks.
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What can be the reason for this?
Am I doing something wrong?
Mplayer is known not to work with the UVC driver. A (simple) bug inside
mplayer still hasn't been fixed.
Try to use ekiga or luvcview to check if your webcam works. Then, but the
mplayer developers to fix the bug.
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the camera for anything
good although it theoretically works. Does this count?
Now that your webcam works (well, mostly, if you don't take the hardware bug
into account), your next task will be to get your applications of choice
fixed :-)
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and they aren't someplace too expensive for me to ship from the usa
then they should send me an email and an address and I'll send them
the camera.
That's very nice of you. I live in Belgium, how expensive would it be to send
it here ?
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bug (or at least not that particular
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a control request is issued to the camera.
Control requests are used to change the controls (brightness, contrast, ...)
and initialise streaming. If you don't touch the controls, no problem should
occur while the camera is streaming.
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to be an
unexperienced user and tell them that the camera just doesn't work. ;-)
Then they will plug it in a Windows box and tell you that it works :-)
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Anyone wanna give this a try ?
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hardware doesn't support low resolutions in
YUV. You will have to set the format to MJPEG, or get a newer webcam if you
absolutely need YUV at low resolutions.
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set it to stream in MJPEG-format?
Ask the ffmpeg developers :-) Sorry, but I can't help you there, I have no
experience with ffmpeg.
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not looked into it yet)
That should fix the problem. Once the webcam is streaming, it won't get stuck
if you don't issue any control request.
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#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE KERNEL_VERSION(2,6,19)
by
#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE KERNEL_VERSION(2,6,18)
Then search all occurences of
, struct pt_regs *regs
and remove them. A fix will be committed to SVN once 2.6.19 is out.
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? If it uses the spca525, you
might be suffering from the same hardware bug as Logitech users. If not, I
don't think I could really help without getting my hands on the hardware.
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Does Linux crash, or just the application ? The kernel should definitely not
crash. Do you get a kernel oops ? Does your system recover if you kill the
application ?
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their firmware
upgraded, but Logitech is not known to make firmware upgrades available to
end-users. They could of course change their policy :-)
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information about the
interference you noticed ?
Laurent and Martin, what do you think about using mutexes for this?
Isochronous URBs are submitted in interrupt context, so we can't use mutexes
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with not much difference
in behaviour.
Any ideas how to debug this further?
Could you have a look at the kernel log (dmesg) after a failure with Ekiga ?
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The main issue is that many V4L2 drivers are buggy as well, so application
developers don't notice bugs in their software.
Try to contact the MPlayer development team. They will eventually fix MPlayer
if enough people ask them (nicely) to.
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an in-depth knowledge of the USB stack implementation, even to write
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USB controller is used by the ProScope ? If it uses the
spca525, you might be suffering from the same hardware bug as Logitech
users. If not, I don't think I could really help without getting my hands
on the hardware.
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Laurent, here is the reply from
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any ideas ?
You could have a look at gphoto2, I think it supports USB imaging devices. You
won't be able to use it as a webcam.
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Hi everybody,
the split branch has been merged to the trunk. There were no known bug in the
split branch code that were not present in the trunk, and reports so far
didn't show any blocking problem.
Please report any problem you run into with the split driver.
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. Please report any new problem you notice.
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the split branch to
add iSight support. We are discussing a few issues left with his code, which
should hopefully be resolved in the next few days. You should then see iSight
support committed to SVN.
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responding) and some don't. There is currently no way to work around it, and
no way if your computer will be affected.
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(it might be part of the official OpenCV package, I don't know about that).
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tried what you described (with another Logitech webcam, but that shouldn't
matter) and didn't experience any problem.
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changing the CPU clock could influence the webcam behaviour).
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afraid your device is not UVC-compatible. The sn9c20x chipsets use a
vendor-specific protocol. The sn9c21x chipsets are UVC-compatible.
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echo 127 /sys/modules/uvcvideo/parameters/trace
Then try to plug your camera and let the kernel crash :-) I'll need the dmesg
output (you can leave out the syslog output) with all the uvcvideo messages
and the crash dump.
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Patch attached :-)
Laurent
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@@ -205,6 +205,8 @@
struct uvc_format *format = video-streaming-cur_format;
struct uvc_frame *frame =
for raw Bayer support on Optia?
I don't know yet. I contacted Creative to have more information about the
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only would like to know if this is an option should I, or actually the
company I work for, need a particular UVC Camera Model to function in the
near future.
Yes, that's definitely an option. I'd be happy to help you with the project.
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on
x86_64.
I say 'as well' because there are a few errors (attached) - it takes a
couple of goes to capture an image. Is it possible this is the firmware
bug that affects certain systems?
It seems so, unfortunately :-/
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, but that's life :-)
I still plan to submit the Linux UVC driver for inclusion in the kernel, as I
believe it is now ready. I need to get a few controls standardised at the
V4L2 level first, and that hasn't been easy so far. I keep trying though.
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Thanks for the Feedback and thanks for all the work you've done so far
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You're welcome :-)
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dmesg when it's pressed. The mic works well too.
So the only working features are either unusable (the button currently logs a
message but doesn't do anything else) or out of the Linux UVC driver scope
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V4L2 provides a V4L1 compatibility layer. I haven't heard about anyone getting
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) is that mmap() has
been implemented first, and there hasn't been any demand for read(). It's on
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Imaging device, not a USB
Video device. Unless there is a hidden, magical way to switch the device to
UVC mode, there's not much the Linux UVC driver can do.
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Linux video capture interface: v2.00
usbcore: registered new interface driver uvcvideo
USB Video Class driver (v0.1.0)
Does it means it does not get detected?
It seems so. Try to set the trace parameter to 15 and paste the kernel log.
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to see if anything is wrong
- Plug in the webcam
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Doing 3 after 1 and 2, i get the same that i got before with
/var/log/dmesg. How do I plug in an integrated camera?
Hmmm... that might be a bit difficult, right :-)
Does it make sense? Perhaps that is the problem. The driver is thougth to be
loaded before
the kernel log again
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Doing 3 after 1 and 2, i get the same that i got before with
/var/log/dmesg. How do I plug in an integrated camera?
Hmmm... that might be a bit difficult, right :-)
Does it make sense? Perhaps that is the problem. The driver is thougth to
be loaded
back from kbuild. This seems
to work fine, why does it fail with openSuse ?
The 10.2 repository is here, go up for other versions:
http://software.opensuse.org/download/drivers:/webcam/openSUSE_10.2/
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Doing 3 after 1 and 2, i get the same that i got before with
/var/log/dmesg. How do I plug in an integrated camera?
Hmmm... that might be a bit difficult, right :-)
Does it make sense? Perhaps that is the problem
. Maybe the device is already
claimed by another driver ? Try locating your device in /sys/bus/usb/devices,
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good too.
Unfortunately when I start
xawtv
The little green lamp is turned on but I see this on the shell
xawtv is not known to work the the Linux UVC driver. Could you try luvcview
and see if you're more successful ?
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Hi Christophe,
thanks for the bug report. There was indeed a possible division by zero,
caused by a missing check on user-supplied parameters. I committed a fix to
SVN. Could you please try it with your setup ? Thanks.
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clear on the subject, and I don't know how to map them to V4L2 fields.
I'd be happy to implement PTS and SCR support if someone can think of a good
way to map them to V4L2.
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Reply-To if it was present).
There's not much I can do here. Two webcams at high resolutions in
uncompressed mode exceed the USB bandwidth. Could you try using the MJPEG
format ?
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be a
problem.
Chapter 5.12 in the USB 2.0 specification discuss clock synchronisation
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-synchronised webcams) and/or to synchronise PTS to
the host clock (for synchronised webcams) ?
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pwcx phillips driver the quickcam 4000 takes about
15%-25% of CPU power for 640x480 pix. the capture image size can be set by
a parameter like 'modprobe pwcx size=sif fps=15' which is very convenient.
Are you aware of any application that doesn't set the size before streaming ?
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for all the MJPEG resolutions. Could you post the output of
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interpolates the Bayer data to create a YUYV stream,
and then optionally compress it to MJPEG. You won't loose any color
information by using Bayer mode, but the image will still suffer from color
subsampling artifacts.
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. Until now no patch has been
able to help him.
The other issue is that such a fix would better be made in the USB core, not
in the UVC driver. Basically, I'd like a this works because... patch better
than a this seems to work but I don't know why patch.
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Does any of the supported control (Brightness, Contrast, Hue, Saturation,
Sharpness, Gamma, Backlight Compensation, Power Line Frequency) work, or do
they all seem to be non effective ?
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SOF counter and the host clock, you could convert the PTS field to a host
timestamp using some kind of (basic or advanced, I don't know) statistical
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your hard work on UVC driver.
That would be very nice. I of course can't promise to solve the problem, but I
could have an in-depth look. I'm quite busy right now with another project
until next Monday. I'll then have more time to work on the UVC driver.
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redistribution.
Thank you for your work on UVC Ricoh devices. I hope to find a way to support
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, no. All Logitech webcams suffer from the same bug. Depending on
your computer, you might not notice the problem at all, or get a completely
unusable webcam. The latest seems to be quite uncommon, especially with the
reset patch.
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]: *** No rule to make target 'webcam'. Stop.
make[2]: *** [webcam] Error 2
make[1]: *** [webcam] Error 2
make[1]: Leaving directory '/usr/src/linux - 2.6.18.2-34-obj/i386/default'
make: *** [uvcvideo] Error 2
ANy ideas?
Are you using a patched source package ?
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expect, with a small change. If
the crop window requested is different from defrect, you should select mode
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driver trace level to 255 (or even 65535) and have a look at the dmesg
output.
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* though
this,
or is the support simply unwritten?
Camorama is at fault. It only supports the deprecated V4L1 interface, while
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more information from the driver. Have a look at the kernel log then to see
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I did what you suggested. Attached is the resulting dmesg output with
trace raised to 65535.
Oops, my bad, the patch I sent you was wrong. Could you please try the
attached patch ?
Thanks.
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devices would be to add hooks to uvcvideo
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Please also try this small patch.
It fixes an issue where the driver does not read the correct number of
input pins.
Applied. Thanks.
Laurent Pinchart
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