scottdavie
Last Activity: Oct 30 '08, 03:47 PM
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I had a look and play around with that directfb stuff but it doesnt seem to have much support for webcams??? I have come across libfg but am having trouble with that also? Any other ideas? -
I have tried looking online at SDL and it appears to be for producing graphics/games etc. but I cannot see anything about accessing images from cameras?...Leave a comment:
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The CCNA shows that you have a basic knowledge of networks but the more advanced stuff is specific to Cisco i.e. IOS commands. This is not a bad thing as many companies use Cisco. However, it definitely does not show that you have experience and with these centres offering a guaranteed pass in 2 days it has been somewhat devalued in the last couple of years and some employers are wary as a result...Leave a comment:
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For the hassle of connecting them via crossover cable I would recommend just buying a cheap hub as it will be so much easier. Some things struggle to work over crossover anyway. For example red alert 2 (as old as it is) does not like to work over crossover cable.Leave a comment:
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I will see if that works when I get home later and have acces to the laptop...Leave a comment:
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I will try to find out the make and model, It is the built in webcam on the asus eee701 laptop if that helps?
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ScottLeave a comment:
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Using #ifndef would prevent this problem...Leave a comment:
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They should only be defined in header files if they are part of a function or a class. Otherwise I dont believe they should be.Leave a comment:
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The sockets and encryption are the easy bit as I have done them before, but I was hoping that the frame capture wouldnt be too hard, the other option would be to buy an IP camera I suppose because that stream would be in packets already......Leave a comment:
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memory will be allocated. Although you have set no number, a number will be stored in a. If you
cout << a << endl;
after int a; then a number is still displayed.Leave a comment:
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OK, i have had a look at the v4l2 stuff and the examples that I have found which use the code are huge. I really am just looking for simple code that will allow me to store frames in a buffer/data structure before being encrypted and sent over a socket. If no one knows of a solution then maybe a book/resource could be recommended.
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OK I will look into that, even when I have the calls how do you connect to the camera to send them? Am I right in saying that it is done in the same way as opening a file but with the usb devices mounted name as the filename?
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Access USB Webcam using c++ on linux (asus eee)
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I am attempting to get access to the data stream from the webcam on my asus eee, I have no clue as to where to start. I am trying to get to the stream so that I can distribute it over a local wireless network. I am OK with the socket programming bit, it is just getting to the stream which I am finding hard. There is little info that I can find on the web so any help would be appreciated.
I am thinking that I may want...
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