HardwareList - webcams

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Karanbir Singh wrote:
> Ned Slider wrote:
>> http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/HardwareList/Webcams
> 
> I dont see the point of 'high end', 'midrange' and 'entry level' 
> sections. If there is any reason for it to be there, some info on howto 
> decide what section each webcam should go into should also be included 
> on the page.
> 

Fine - removed. It was just an attempt to beak up the page and give it 
some structure. The important thing is the info that it works :)

> But honestly, I dont see the point to that segmentation at all. People 
> will buy and use the webcam that works for them best, mostly looking for 
> the wiki as a means to work out which of those have been tested before 
> etc. So rather than doing the segmentation based on 'range' perhaps more 
> info on the camera / sample video + still output etc would go down a lot 
> better.
> 

I didn't envisage turning it into a mini review of each cam - there's 
already plenty of those on youtube etc. What's missing is purely a list 
of cams that *will* work under CentOS, plus any relevant details for 
getting it working.

I hope you'll add your Philips webcam to the list when you get a chance ;)





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