ola,
in the SVN ( in th etrunk, not any branches ), anyway this particular source is here also, if you want to compile it as standalone.
ciao, sevy
olsen wrote:
thanks senor! just one stupid question - where do i find the actual pidip sources? no linkage on http://ydegoyon.free.fr/pidip.html thanks&salutis olsen
ydegoyon wrote:
it's not the right version of pdp_v4l2, and i think this one should be removed, pdp_v4l2 has been improved and integrated in P.i.D.i.P. with the right authorship ( e.g. Lluis Gomez and I )
so you'd better install this one.
saludos, sevy
olsen wrote:
buenas on the macbook penryn(4th generation?) i can't report a success so far - running ubuntu hardy with luvcview the camera works. with pdp_v4l2 there's only a marsy green window flickering with the initialization of the camera... i compiled the pdp_v4l2 as mentioned on: http://hangar.org/wikis/lab/doku.php?id=start:puredata_pdvjtools output errors this: VIDIOC_S_FMT error 22, Invalid argument the format 1 message didn't change anything on the image thanks for hints & greets olsen
Hans-Christoph Steiner wrote:
Hey,
Sergi and I just figured out how to use the macbook pro iSight camera with pdp_v4l2, so I thought I just post here how for the record: By default the iSight with pdp_v4l2 seems to use MJPEG colorspace, so I was getting a "pdp_v4l2: unsupported color model" error.
We sent the [format 1( to get the YUYV space, as reported in the Pd window, and it works!
.hc
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