On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 3:13 PM, Jean-Francois Moine <moinejf@xxxxxxx> wrote: > In the new gspca test version (2.9.52), I modified the driver for it > checks the audio device. If present, the bandwidth is reduced and for > the sn9c105, the bit 0x04 of the GPIO register is always set (I hope > that the audio connection is done in the same way by all manufacturer!). I can verify that GSPCA 2.9.52 does indeed work with VX-1000. How long does it take typically for these changes to work their way into the Kernel? I'd love to see this included in the Kernel by the time Ubuntu 10.10 is released so I can stop tweaking webcam settings. On a different note, I've noticed that there is a bug either with Cheese or with the camera drivers after recording video. The problem is that, after I record a video in Cheese, the recording stops and the video is saved, but the record button is now disabled until I reopen the application. I'm curious why this would happen, but I think that more people would notice this bug if it were a Cheese bug. I'm wondering if there is something that isn't transferred or set correctly after ending the video/audio data transfers. Cheese is working with V4L2 well in all other aspects. I have been testing with Ubuntu 10.10, so I will install your latest drivers in Ubuntu 10.04 (stable) to see what happens. I know that on my laptop in Ubuntu 10.04 (where video worked, but audio didn't), the video would save and the button is re-enabled correctly. I'll test this against your latest release to see what happens since Ubuntu 10.04 installs GSPCA 2.7.0 by default. I will let you know of the results soon. And one more question. Is there anyway to give the camera button an action when the camera is not on? In windows, pressing the button would launch a predefined application (Windows Live Messenger), but I would like to write in the ability to open either a buddy list or Cheese or something relevant from the button if possible. Thanks. -- Kyle Baker -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-media" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
