Hi Richard,
On Wed, 2008-02-13 at 15:25 -0700, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
I set it to 255 last night, but it didn't seem to be spitting anything
out to dmesg. I think this is probably a Fedora 8 issue, since it seems
like the kernel stops logging anything to dmesg after the initial system
Hi,
On a related note, whenever an errenous request is made to the camera,
it goes into an error state and won't accept any other commands. Is
there a way to clear this error state, or should I just close and
reopen the device file?
Which camera are you talking about ? What kind
Hi Laurent,
On Tuesday 12 February 2008, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
I've run into an error using the UVC driver with V4L2 to stream data from
webcams. Everything works fine the first time around. I allocate buffers,
enque them and then stream data from the camera. However, after stopping
Hi Nathanael,
On Wednesday 13 February 2008, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
Hi Laurent,
On Tuesday 12 February 2008, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
I've run into an error using the UVC driver with V4L2 to stream data
from webcams. Everything works fine the first time around. I allocate
buffers,
Hi Nathanael,
On Wednesday 13 February 2008, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
Hi Laurent,
Thanks. I compiled and ran the application without any visible issue. Here
is the application output.
Cam Test Project: Restarting a camera.
snip
Terminated Camera - Code: 0
Well that tells me
On Wed, 2008-02-13 at 15:25 -0700, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
I set it to 255 last night, but it didn't seem to be spitting anything
out to dmesg. I think this is probably a Fedora 8 issue, since it seems
like the kernel stops logging anything to dmesg after the initial system
startup.
Hi
On Tuesday 12 February 2008, Nathanael Galpin wrote:
I've run into an error using the UVC driver with V4L2 to stream data from
webcams. Everything works fine the first time around. I allocate buffers,
enque them and then stream data from the camera. However, after stopping
the camera and
I've run into an error using the UVC driver with V4L2 to stream data from
webcams. Everything works fine the first time around. I allocate buffers, enque
them and then stream data from the camera. However, after stopping the camera
and unmapping all the buffers, a subsequent attempt to map
