Hey Pablo,
The YUV mode definitely leads to a huge amount of data in that case. (if 15 or 30 fps is desired). With a firewire camera at least the capture wouldn't be a problem (no copying involved, all data transfered via DMA)
How is Firewire different from USB in this case?
saving to disk probably is the killer there. At first I'm looking at dumping theimages right to disk.
Likely, but a RAID could certainly handle this.
So a camera with MJPEG output would be definitely a nice thing to have, because it would probably lead to a manageable amount of data.Unfortunately, I would like to know a bit more about the capabilities of the recent logitech webcams before I buy one, just to find that it doesn't dothe things I need.MJPEG support is good news, but there is not information on the web for with resolution and framerates it is supported.All information from logitech is just marketing bubbles, no hard facts there, like which mode is available at what image size and frame rate.
I work for Logitech, so feel free to bring on criticism ... :-) Yes, we know that it's not exactly easy to get detailed information, but the good news is that we're working on it! We're currently setting up a server that will host, among other things, a website with just this kind of details. I've attached an extract. It's a list of supported frame rates, I think that's what you're looking for. Please keep in mind that it has some data that still needs to be checked.
The only thing I found out is that the Fusion doesn't support more than 7.5 fps in its highest resolution (in RGB24 mode?):
True, see attachment. Just to be clear: There is no RGB24 mode in the camera. The camera only knows YUY2 (YUYV) and MJPEG. RGB24 is emulated by the driver on Windows and so is I420. Cheers, MartinTitle: Frame format matrix
Frame format matrixThe tables below contain a complete list of supported resolutions for different cameras.
[edit] Logitech UVC camerasNote that the frame rate given is always the maximum frame rate. All multiples of 5 below that value are also supported. Cameras with an asterisk still need verification.
[edit] Uncompressed YUYV (YUY2)
[edit] Compressed MJPEG
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