Closed patricks closed 7 years ago
Err... I guess some camera only expose 30 fps instead of a range between 1 and 30 fps so when new version lower the fps requirement, it break the support for those cameras.
Ideally yes, we should figure out a way to get the supported fps instead of hardcode one but I'm not sure ffmpeg can do that.
Maybe we should add a config value?
So no solution yet for the live video feature?
Updated with v0.0.4. Now you can provide fps for ffmpeg.
It looks like the latest update doesn't work with my camera. 😄
I saw that you changed the fps form 30 to 25. Since this update I only see the first image and now live video.
We have to figure out a way to detect which features are supported by the connected webcam.
I am using a Logitech one and this one worked without any problems with the latest version (0.0.2)