Hi Theodore
> > It looks like I'll have to keep checking eBay for cheap USB v3 (HD)
> > webcams periodically.
>
> Which somebody will need to support because they will probably not work
> out of the box with an OEM driver CD ;-)
Ah yes, there is that aspect to think about before making a purchase
th the sn9c20x. I will need some
> time to put a same code into the sn9c20x, then I'd be glad to have it
> tested.
>
> There was an other problem in the driver sonixj: the end of frame
> marker was not always at the right place. Xavion, as you have
> ms-windows, may you
Hi Theodore
> As to getting that kind of resolution out of a webcam, though, it would be
> a rather tough go due to the amount of data which has to pass over the
> wire even if it is compressed data. The frame rate would be pretty
> atrocious. Therefore, you are probably not going to see that kind
Hi Hans
>> The good news is that the nasty errors I was getting yesterday have
>> magically disappeared overnight!
>
> That is likely because the scene you're pointing at (or the lighting
> conditions) have changed, not all pictures compress equally well
> with JPEG. If you point the camera at the
Hi Guys
Thanks very much for the follow-up emails. Our time-zone differences
prevented me from replying sooner. I'm guessing you guys are both in
Europe, whereas I'm down and across in Australia.
As I plan to use this webcam for home security, I would prefer to keep
the JPEG quality at or above
Hi Jean-Francois
I can confirm that GSPCA v2.15.1 removes the bad pixels when I use
Cheese or VLC. However, I'm sorry to report that the Motion problems
unfortunately still remain. Is there something else I must do to
overcome the below errors? I'm happy to keep testing newer GSPCA
versions for
Hi Hans
Thanks for letting me know that this problem will be fixed in Linux
v3.3. It could be several weeks before my distribution releases that
kernel. Dropping back to Linux v3.1 isn't an option, as my NVIDIA
driver requires Linux v3.2. Can the fix for this problem also be
applied to Linux v3