Open lsartory opened 14 years ago
Very good job! I might integrate this into my fork. I'll credit you.
Great! I hope it still works fine though, I haven't used this in two years.
2012/1/22 Jacky Alciné < reply@reply.github.com
Very good job! I might integrate this into my fork. I'll credit you.
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It's iffy, Linux 3.0 doesn't use vloopback, it looks like it uses v4l2loopback. A bit confusing too, since now I've had to build it (to no avail..).
Well, good luck with that! Keeping this project alive is a good thing, it's pretty convenient at times to be able to use the phone as a webcam. In fact, it would be even better if it was an out of the box Android feature..
2012/1/22 Jacky Alciné < reply@reply.github.com
It's iffy, Linux 3.0 doesn't use vloopback, it looks like it uses v4l2loopback. A bit confusing too, since now I've had to build it (to no avail..).
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It would be, wouldn't it? It'd just take device manufacturers to add the USB Webcam driver to their drivers and have Android expose it as such (only if possible, though).
I suppose it's possible.. I've already seen Android devices that allowed to switch between USB modes from the ongoing USB notification. I guess adding UVC capabilities wouldn't be too hard for someone who knows the protocol.
2012/1/23 Jacky Alciné < reply@reply.github.com
It would be, wouldn't it? It'd just take device manufacturers to add the USB Webcam driver to their drivers and have Android expose it as such (only if possible, though).
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It's not only that at times, you can easily write a ROM for it. It's the computer support. If it doesn't have the right drivers, then there's no hope for the end-users..
Computer support shouldn't be a problem. The Linux UVC driver is pretty good as well, I've been using it on my laptop for more than 4 years now.. Also, since Windows Vista, UVC devices are supposed to work out of the box as far as I know.
2012/1/23 Jacky Alciné < reply@reply.github.com
It's not only that at times, you can easily write a ROM for it. It's the computer support. If it doesn't have the right drivers, then there's no hope for the end-users..
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That's a fun fact. Well, with that in mind, I'd add this to my list of to-dos. I'll keep in touch :)
Alright then, good luck! :)
2012/1/23 Jacky Alciné < reply@reply.github.com
That's a fun fact. Well, with that in mind, I'd add this to my list of to-dos. I'll keep in touch :)
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Hello,
First, thank you for making this. I was looking for something like this for a while now. This isn't really an issue, but I couldn't find any other way to contribute.. I wrote a startup script to make it easier for me to launch AndroidUsbCamera, and I thought it would be nice to share it so I cleaned it up a bit.
It launches the application on the Android device, sets up port forwarding, attempts to auto-detect which video device to use, and finally starts AndroidUsbCamera.
You should only need to adjust line 71 to use the right path to launch AndroidUsbCamera, but I didn't test it extensively.