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PSVita UDCD USB Video Class plugin
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Programs to use on Linux (not an issue) #33

Open Minskal opened 5 years ago

Minskal commented 5 years ago

Hi, I'm a Linux user, specifically Slackware 14.2. I successfully installed the plug in you implemented, but had problems making it work with programs like vlc, mvp etc... on Linux. Then I tried a program called guvcview, and managed to make it work flawlessly. I wrote this issue, even it is not an issue, because I thought I could share my experience in case others had problems setting it up like me.

The interface is really simple and user-friendly, but I'll attach an image with the correct settings needed to properly display the ps vita screen. First of all, plug in the ps vita (with the plugin already installed, of course), then open guvcview and select the video device to "ps vita" (it's auto-detected thanks to the plugin). After this set the video options like the image, and that's all.

Thanks again for this plugin.

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xerpi commented 5 years ago

Hi, did you select the proper /dev/videoX in mpv/mplayer?

Minskal commented 5 years ago

Yes, (in my case /dev/video1 or /dev/video2) but either it fails or a green screen appears. In any case I get satisfying results using guvcview.

RexNihil commented 4 years ago

Thank you so much, I've tried everything, and guvcview worked perfectly with no setting changes, soon as I plugged in the USB it opened the video with no tearing or color issues or weird setup necessary. I would suggest that this be added in the Linux section instead of mplayer or mpv, neither of which I could get to play the stream properly.