Monitoring my SBC Raspberry Pi5 and the Audio equipment from a distance
#Photography #Android #Micro #Sensor #AndroidPhotography #Azul #technology #surveillance #camera #V4L
Monitoring my SBC Raspberry Pi5 and the Audio equipment from a distance
#Photography #Android #Micro #Sensor #AndroidPhotography #Azul #technology #surveillance #camera #V4L
βTweaking the C920 Webcam on Linux
I am done with my project. Sort of.
What did not work:
- Letting #sane see my document camera with the proper #backend for #v4l because the latter is simply alpha software and development stopped long time ago
- As a direct consequence, I could not integrate the camera into #scanservjs without major changes in this software. A lack of knowledge kept me from doing so.
Right. The trouble with #sane and #v4l #camera|s is its ancient backend
The man-page clearly says:
"This is ALPHA software. Really! Important features are missing and there are lots of bugs. The code is currently only tested on a Linux 2.4 system with a Hauppauge WinTV video card."
http://www.sane-project.org/man/sane-v4l.5.html
Although my setup is configured as sane expects it, the cameras remain inaccessible.
Obviously, "skanlite" (my daily driver) must be using a different way to talk to my cameras
Spent half the night to wrap my head around this and finally getting somewhere with #v4l and #OBSstudio and a loopback device so I can stream this "as fake webcam" over WebRTC in video conferences.
Getting this to run (and smooth!) on #Linux was a PITA. Who would have guessed. And all because I don't want a "streaming" service or some gorram gold membership in a specific video conference "app".
Expect an article!