Pavel,
I've also seen code in the driver to flip the img for
certain cams. Perhaps your cam should be added.
As for embedded systems:
My cam is attached to an NSLU2 (arm core) and works
like a charm. I can grab pictures with vidcat and also
use motion.
Haven't gotten streamer to run (but didn't try very
hard), but I can save a video stream with
cat /dev/video0 >videofile
Unfortunately I am still missing the proper
incantation for mplayer to play this back on my linux
box.
Frans
--- Pavel Ruzicka <> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > - some webcam, image is flip in x axis.
> > ===> needed to be in usermode. The windows
> driver use libopencv to
> > change the result.
> > The program you use should have the option to flip
> the image.
>
> Thanks for explanation.
>
> > Programs like fswebcam (which I use -
> http://www.firestorm.cx/fswebcam )
> > and camsource ( http://camsource.sourceforge.net/
> )
>
> I tested both these programs now and they are
> exactly, what I want.
>
> Fswebcam have nice drawing functions in a picture.
>
> Camsource have integrated web server and multijpeg
> support.
> This is useful for me, because I want to create
> webcam with embedded linux
> board with arm processor.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Pavel Ruzicka
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