Luc,
Thanks for the info. Unfortunately making the movie
with mencoder or motion is not an option for me as I
am running the code on a Linksys NSLU2. This one has a
266 Mhz ARM cpu without floating point instructions
(so mpeg encoding is out of my league).
However, meanwhile I found a way to play back the raw
data.
This was triggered by this page:
http://users.tkk.fi/~jlohikos/tleds/public/QuickCam_Pro_4000-Linux_mplayer_howto.html
The actual incantation is
mplayer -rawvideo on:fps=15:w=176:h=144 filename
where of course after fps, w and h you need to provide
the proper values.
Best regards, Frans.
(by the way: motion does work on this hardware for
detecting movement and save pictures)
--- Luc Saillard <> wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 18, 2005 at 07:21:21AM -0700, Frans
> Meulenbroeks wrote:
>
> cat /dev/video0 >videofile
>
> if you do this, you dump frame in yuv2 format. And i
> think that mplayer need
> to have an header to tell you the resolution, fps,
> ...
> perhaps the best option is to use mencoder/mplayer
> or motion. motion have an
> option to save to a movie file.
>
> Luc
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