Hi.
Thanks you guys once again. I have scanned the first image.
I found that scanner does not pack the data in a 300dpi and 8bit mode.
Here are image http://hp46xx.narod.ru/img.jpg and test program with
usbsnoop parsed log http://hp46xx.narod.ru/test.tar.bz2
Thanks.
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Best Regards.
Hi.
I've probably told you what you already knew, but one simple test you
can do is scan sheets of red paper, blue paper and green paper and
look at the data you get. Should make it easy to spot the color
components, and determine if there's anything else besides color
components in the data
On Wednesday 28 November 2007 17:07:23 Alexander Bechikov wrote:
Hi.
I've probably told you what you already knew, but one simple test you
can do is scan sheets of red paper, blue paper and green paper and
look at the data you get. Should make it easy to spot the color
components, and
On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 17:12:18 +0100
Gerhard Jaeger gerhard at gjaeger.de wrote:
On Wednesday 28 November 2007 17:07:23 Alexander Bechikov wrote:
Hi.
I've probably told you what you already knew, but one simple test you
can do is scan sheets of red paper, blue paper and green paper and
Hi all.
I'm still trying make scanner working on unix. I created program
that replaying usbsnoop logs and get image data, but i don't know how
i can see scanned image. I has information about image data from twain
debug log:
BUFFER_INFO
Bytes Per Line = 5100
Pixel Width = 850
Pixel
Alexander Bechikov goo at t72.ru wrote:
Hi,
Others here will know better than me, but anyway.
BUFFER_INFO
Bytes Per Line = 5100
Pixel Width = 850
So that's 6 bytes / line, which is coherent with the info below.
Pixel Height = 1170
So you should get 5.0 MB of data.
SCANNER
