In linux with a ps3 eye camera i've reached (thanks to kaswy - ps3 eye linux driver http://kaswy.free.fr/?q=node/38#ps3) 75 fps @ 640*480 125 fps @ 320*240
You can use more than one camera at a time - only tried with two cameras succesfully (i've only two of this:-) -> 60 fps @ 1280*480 (used form motion tracking purpose) (OT: the only problem I have is: how to compose the two images into one single image to feed a single pix_blob? If someone can help...)
The video quality is excellent (compared to other webcams) - a little noisy in low light but very good in normal light.
You can choose Exposure, color balance etc... (auto or manual)
The lenses have 2 zoom factor 56 and 75 degrees. There is the possibility to hack the hardware and have a M12 lens mount on it to have a wide range of lenses.
Last, but not least: the price is very very low compared to other solutions (40 euros each).
ciao!
On Fri, 2009-10-23 at 09:25 +0200, Dario Pedrioli wrote:
In linux with a ps3 eye camera i've reached (thanks to kaswy - ps3 eye linux driver) 75 fps @ 640*480 125 fps @ 320*240
do you mind providing some more info? i also have a ps3 eye cam and i also use a patched gspca-ov534 driver. however, i haven't figured out how to capture something else than 640x480@30fps. i tried with gem (using libv4l), ucview and mplayer. this is on ubuntu hardy (8.04). how do you change the framerate and dimensions?
roman
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check this tutorial...
best,
J
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Roman Haefeli reduzierer@yahoo.de wrote:
On Fri, 2009-10-23 at 09:25 +0200, Dario Pedrioli wrote:
In linux with a ps3 eye camera i've reached (thanks to kaswy - ps3 eye linux driver) 75 fps @ 640*480 125 fps @ 320*240
do you mind providing some more info? i also have a ps3 eye cam and i also use a patched gspca-ov534 driver. however, i haven't figured out how to capture something else than 640x480@30fps. i tried with gem (using libv4l), ucview and mplayer. this is on ubuntu hardy (8.04). how do you change the framerate and dimensions?
roman
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also, that page links to the driver in the downloads page in case you have a different pathed driver. that one has been quite stable, although in my case, anything over 75fps, drops a frame every once in a while
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 11:45 AM, Jaime Oliver jaime.oliver2@gmail.com wrote:
check this tutorial...
best,
J
On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 10:19 AM, Roman Haefeli reduzierer@yahoo.de wrote:
On Fri, 2009-10-23 at 09:25 +0200, Dario Pedrioli wrote:
In linux with a ps3 eye camera i've reached (thanks to kaswy - ps3 eye linux driver) 75 fps @ 640*480 125 fps @ 320*240
do you mind providing some more info? i also have a ps3 eye cam and i also use a patched gspca-ov534 driver. however, i haven't figured out how to capture something else than 640x480@30fps. i tried with gem (using libv4l), ucview and mplayer. this is on ubuntu hardy (8.04). how do you change the framerate and dimensions?
roman
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Roman Haefeli wrote:
do you mind providing some more info? i also have a ps3 eye cam and i also use a patched gspca-ov534 driver. however, i haven't figured out how to capture something else than 640x480@30fps. i tried with gem (using libv4l), ucview and mplayer. this is on ubuntu hardy (8.04). how do you change the framerate and dimensions?
roman
Hi!
You probably will have to change the "videomode" at module load time or unload and reload the module with the desired settings, see also here:
http://kaswy.free.fr/?q=node/42
(link is quite old, maybe there where some changes)
cheers Martin
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