Setting it to invalid, as the resolution was set too high.
** Changed in: cheese (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Set the resolution lower in preferences (they appear in Ubuntu 8.10).
That fixes the lag.
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Here is the output of cheese when it is launched (with -v option) in
gnome-terminal :
Detected webcam: USB 2.0 Camera
device: /dev/video0
video/x-raw-yuv 1600 x 1200 num_framerates 2
5/1 1/1
video/x-raw-yuv 1280 x 960 num_framerates 3
9/1 5/1 1/1
video/x-raw-yuv 800 x 600 num_framerates 5
20/1
Same problem here.
Did not occur in Gutsy ;)
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The lighting condition does not matter. Does the same thing in well
light areas.
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Does this happen when using the camera in low-light situations? Many
cameras lower the frame rate when the light it poor. My camera does
that, if I have auto exposure enabled.
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