Hi Fabio, > > I'm using gnomemeeting to do videoconferencing under linux. I'm looking for > > a good webcam using USB 2.0 technology ( I want to capture uncompressed > > frames at high frame rates). For this reason I found the iBOT2 for the USB > > 2.0 port. > > > > I found the linux driver for this webcam : > > http://alpha.dyndns.org/ov511/cameras.html . Does it work properly? If so, > > does the webcam work with gnomemeeting? > > > > Thank you for the help. > > If the driver works on Linux, it should work with gnomemeeting. And if > it doesn't, there is certainly a way to make it working by adding hints > to pwlib. The driver is known to work with GM. If howsoever the camera does support all modes, i cannot verify as i don't have such one here. So if there's a problem with GM, it's not due to the driver at least. No need to hack pwlib ;) > However, check that QCIF or QSIF are supported, having a cropped QCIF > image is not nice. CIF and SIF are also possible .. and with USB2.0 they should be even viewable with reasonable framerate. ;) However i cannot speak for USB2.0 as my cam with that driver is still USB1.1... -- Best regards, Kilian
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