slow FPS caused by auto exposure?
- From: Scott O'Nanski <s onanski gmail com>
- To: cheese-list gnome org
- Subject: slow FPS caused by auto exposure?
- Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2013 17:04:45 -0500
Greetings and salutations;
I've been banging my head off Cheese trying to figure out why I was
getting slow FPS rates across the board.
On a whim, I installed guvcview and tried to fiddle around with some of
the settings and stumbled on a fix for a problem that's been plaguing
Cheese for way too long;
Under Windows 7 I noticed the auto-exposure setting for my camera was
causing performance issues, so I decided to fiddle with them in guvcview.
While in guvcview, I selected "Manual Mode" from the drop-down in the
"Exposure, Auto" setting then "TAB" selected the next option from
"Exposure Absolute".
The "Exposure Absolute" was set to "156". I used my right arrow key to
bump it up to "157" then back down to "156" and presto! my frame rates
are a solid 30fps at a resolution of 1280x720, with normal exposure.
I quit guvcview, booted back into Cheese, and Cheese now works
flawlessly-ish.
Not sure why or how this worked, but maybe it will help others who may
be experiencing the same type of issue?
At any rate, now I just have to solve the audio sync problem when I
record. :)
Thanks for making Cheese. I'm one step closer to being perfectly happy
with it.
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