Re: [Spca50x-devs] Logitech QuickCam Chat problems

[michel Xhaard <mxhaard@xxxxxxxx>]

Le Mercredi 19 Avril 2006 17:55, Thomas Kaiser a écrit :

> michel Xhaard wrote:

> > Hendrik,

> > i think no but ... who know :) i just buy a Asus A8N-SLI premium with a

> > dual core athlon64 x2 for testing but let me sometimes to set up the box

> > :) regards

>

> Hello Michel

>

> I did answer to this question off list by mistake. See my answer below.

> Jus as a sidenote. If I plug a memory stick the cam is working fine.

>

> Hello Hendrik

>

> I do own a A8N-SLI morherboard, too. And get the same problem as soon as

> I have a USB Keyboard plugged into any usb connector on the Motherboard:

> thomas@AMD64:~$ spcaview

> Spcaview version: 1.1.1 date: 01:10:2005 (C) mxhaard@xxxxxxxx

> Initializing SDL.

> SDL initialized.

> bpp 3 format 15

> Using video device /dev/video0.

> Initializing v4l.

> ERROR opening V4L interface

>

> : No space left on device

>

> I used a Pixart PAC207-BCA cam.

>

> The USB Connectors of this motherboard are connect internally with a hub

> to the only "one" hostcontroller on the motherboard. Get a PCI USB

> Hostcontroller to seperate cam and Keyboard and you should be fine.

>

> Regards, Thomas

Thomas,

Now i know what you are talking:) i have set my fresh Asus A8N-SLI premium set with a A64 x2 . I have a Logitech wireless usb mouse.

The only way to get the webcam working is to remove all usb devices, INCROYABLE, 6 usb port and none able to allow the bandwith. That seem a serious bug.

If i remove all usb devices and set a spca5xx webcam all are working fine.

Distro openSuse 10.1 x86_64, gcc 4.1.0 CPU load ~10% with 640x480 jpeg stream :)

regards

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Michel Xhaard

http://mxhaard.free.fr