Open bforpc opened 5 years ago
Hi! Any chance it's a cheap webcam? These often have incompatibilities with i.e. Linux. It's weird that you get 5 devices, too - there only needs to be one. Does fswebcam
work with only one of these devices, or all of them?
@bforpc Some /dev/video*
device implements hardware accelerated video/image compressor, some implements camera (video/image capture).
To find out what each /dev/video implements, run `for d in /dev/video ; do echo $d ; v4l2-ctl --device=$d -D --list-formats ; echo '===============' ; done You can replace
--list-formatswith
--all` to give you more information about a particular v4l2 interface.
Hi, @CRImier : No it was a very well usb webcam. fswebcam has worked with all devices @jasaw : i have send the webcam back and use now a ip based cam, what is working very well with motioneye. So the Problem is solved, but in a other matter ;-) Thanks all of you. bfo
Hi, the usb webcam is detected correctly (with 5 devices) and lsusb shows this (the first one is the cam):
ls /dev/video* /dev/video0 /dev/video1 /dev/video10 /dev/video11 /dev/video12
I can -if motioneye ist off - make pictures from the cam, with fswebcam correctly.
But motion(eye) do not get any video from the cam. I have tested with all 5 devices.
This is the syslog when starting motioneye:
Whats wrong here?
Bfo