Jérôme Guelfucci said 8 hours ago:
>
> So this is an Ekiga problem (as it works out of the box with kino) or a pwlib
> problem?
I just did the following:
$ apt-get source pwlib ekiga
$ grep -R -i 1394 pwlib-1.10.3/ ekiga-2.0.3/
The only lines in the output that showed up for Ekiga were:
ekiga-2.0.3/po/am.po:#: src/endpoint.cpp:1394
ekiga-2.0.3/po/bn.po:#: src/pref_window.cpp:1394 src/pref_window.cpp:1748
ekiga-2.0.3/po/el.po:#: ../src/gui/main.cpp:1394
ekiga-2.0.3/po/is.po:#: src/ldap_window.cpp:1279 src/ldap_window.cpp:1394
ekiga-2.0.3/debian/changelog: Closes: #136701, #139450
There were lots for pwlib, many in the configure script, so I tried to
narrow it down by searching for /dev/raw1394 and got the following:
$ grep -R -i /dev/raw1394 pwlib-1.10.3/ ekiga-2.0.3/
pwlib-1.10.3/plugins/vidinput_dc/video4dc1394.cxx: * usual Video4Linux devices,
specify "/dev/raw1394" or "/dev/video1394"
pwlib-1.10.3/plugins/vidinput_dc/video4dc1394.cxx: * --videoinput /dev/raw1394"
should use your 1394 camera as video input.
pwlib-1.10.3/plugins/vidinput_dc/video4dc1394.cxx: if (devName ==
"/dev/raw1394")
pwlib-1.10.3/plugins/vidinput_dc/video4dc1394.cxx: PTRACE(0, "devName must
be /dev/raw1394 or /dev/video1394");
pwlib-1.10.3/plugins/vidinput_dc/video4dc1394.cxx: if
(PFile::Exists("/dev/raw1394"))
pwlib-1.10.3/plugins/vidinput_dc/video4dc1394.cxx:
list.AppendString("/dev/raw1394");
>From all this I'm *guessing* it's pwlib that's the culprit. A bit of
extra info I didn't include before is that I have to select the 1394AVC
driver in Ekiga, with the modified permissions on /dev/raw1394, for my
camera to be detected.
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Firewire camera not found with ekiga 1394avc plugin
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