Problems with microdia webcam
Hello!
I'm new to video4linux, and I've got a "0c45:624e Microdia" webcam. I've already installed the microdia driver from google newsgroup, /dev/v4l and /dev/video0 exist.
I've tried to use camorama, vidcat, xsane. Camorama freezes, vidcat with default size says "VIDIOCMCAPTURE: Resource temporarily unavailable". Calling vidcat with "vidcat -d /dev/video0 -s 640x480" seems at least to wait for picture data, but nothing happens. Xsane does detect my camera, but when I try to "scan", it also freezes. Seems, the apps are waiting for data, but no data arrives for some reason.
Any ideas?
Kind regards
Peter Nabbefeld
BTW: Are there any Java bindings for V4L? Then I could probably try to write my own hacks to find out what happens ...
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Hi Peter
Your webcam is currently not supported by any free kernel driver.
-JoJo
Quoted 16 lines · Peter Nabbefeld
Hello!
I'm new to video4linux, and I've got a "0c45:624e Microdia" webcam. I've already installed the microdia driver from google newsgroup,
/dev/v4land/dev/video0exist.I've tried to use camorama, vidcat, xsane. Camorama freezes, vidcat with default size says "VIDIOCMCAPTURE: Resource temporarily unavailable". Calling vidcat with "vidcat -d
/dev/video0-s 640x480" seems at least to wait for picture data, but nothing happens. Xsane does detect my camera, but when I try to "scan", it also freezes. Seems, the apps are waiting for data, but no data arrives for some reason.Any ideas?
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Kind regards
Peter Nabbefeld
BTW: Are there any Java bindings for V4L? Then I could probably try to write my own hacks to find out what happens ...
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