Hi, I encountered two problems getting one no-name SuperSpeed UVC camera to work with Linux 6.6.8 (some earlier kernels were similar or worse). 1. The required bandwidth (as reported by "Device requested %u B/frame bandwidth" with trace=0x400) appears to equal wMaxPacketSize*burst*mult of the fastest altsetting, sometimes the second fastest one, regardless of selected video mode. (And my xHCI refuses to enable the fastest alt for supposed lack of bandwidth, so the camera is unusable). This is nonsense, and I suspect a bug either in uvcvideo or in camera firmware. Any thoughts or hints what to look at? 2. I tried to work around this by enabling the banwdidth fixup quirk, but the quirk has never been updated to work with USB3.x. Code below needs to have USB_SPEED_SUPER (and others?) added to it. bandwidth = frame->wWidth * frame->wHeight / 8 * format->bpp; bandwidth *= 10000000 / interval + 1; bandwidth /= 1000; if (stream->dev->udev->speed == USB_SPEED_HIGH) bandwidth /= 8; After fixing and enabling the quirk, my camera works. Although with trace=0xffff I'm still getting regular messages about dropped frames, not sure if this is normal? Observed framerate is close to nominal. Regards, Michal
