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| Details for: Connectix QuickCam VC | Status  |
| ( USB webcam ) | ( Category: Video ) |
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| ID | 0478:0001 |
| Driver | no driver
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| Submitted by | william-robison <at> uiowa.edu |
| Submitted on | Mon, 17 Jan 2000 01:14:12 +0100 |
| Last edited on | Mon, 17 Jan 2000 01:14:12 +0100 |
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Daniele De Marchi
(demarchidaniele <at> libero.it) |
2001-02-23 10:28:52 |
I would like to inform you that i was already work on it, actually i can ready an image from the camera, and i am working on to have a frame stream.
.... daniele |
Robert J Carter
(rjc <at> oghma.on.ca) |
2001-01-15 21:34:07 |
I've taken my Quickcam VC USB apart, and have determined that the chip inside is an ORBIT 61509A. I've been unable as yet to find a datasheet for it - seems ORBIT was bought out a while ago, and the new parent company has one of these stupid marketing-type websites that looks good but doesn't tell you anything.
If *anybody* has access to the datasheet for this chip, and can forward it to me, I'd be more than willing to write the driver for it. |
Jon Trelfa
(linuxfrog <at> home.com) |
2000-04-07 16:33:50 |
I would like to attempt to make the VC emulate another device? Would it work? Has anyone tried it? I am guessing that it is similar to the standard logitech quickcam, but the supposed "Video Conferencing Optimizations" may make it different (hardware-wise). Anyway, if anyone has been able to make one succesfully work, let me know. In addition, if I am able to make it work, I will let you know. Since I am pretty much a newbie in terms of coding, it may be a difficult journey for me. |
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