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Have you tried playing with the parms in your viewer?
[CentOS] Back to gspca
Board index All times are UTC. Then get the kernel's src. Gs;ca Roth Well, the redhat list would be a better place to discuss that Is anyone using an older USB webcam that can look at this issue? Some programs eg UCView and Ekiga recognize them as v4l devices.
I do get the logic: I just wiggled the webcam after starting Cheese and to my astonishment the green led lit up and Cheese showed gspcq. That's a good point about a Wiki of non-working out of the box periphs.

I'm glad I could help. This built-in gspca webcam is the only one I've had problems with. To quote that page: The idea is to try a different viewer. Which gspca driver is installed lsmod grep gspca?
By the way, I really like this idea of a database of working hardware for CentOS. QuickCam Messanger I know, should be Messenger.
The pic gzpca very bad, interlaced and it seems to copy everything 3 times horizontally while overlapping those images. Patrick Lists Hi Mark, I can imagine. Here are the three that I am sure of: Search All Groups centos.
How to add a Logitech QuickCam Chat Webcamera to Linux CentOS 5, take snapshots, publish
Mark Roth One followup bit: In x, it's still mostly green. However, I see webcams as a bit of an exception so the powers that be granted special permission for that page: I set it to x and no change.

The only thing I recall is that it did not work very well with Fedora. Mark Roth Have you tried with mplayer?
AdditionalResources/HardwareList/Webcams - CentOS Wiki
Webcams on CentOS Issues related to hardware problems. Thank you very much: The pic was very bad, interlaced and it seems to copy. I do not see a need for a list which states all working hardware. Based on this, I've decided my previous analysis was wrong, and the gspac clue were the error messages about "not enough bandwidth".

If you have a webcam that works under CentOS, please do cengos for an account on the Wiki and add your camera to the list. Some of those cameras might work even without the gspca driver but I've only tried them on machines with gspca installed and lsmod shows that gspca is loaded.
So perhaps a note along the lines of "If doesnt work, try installing dkms and dkms-gspca" would be appropriate. I just discovered http: FWIW, maybe try every older kernel you can get your hands on and see where the issue no longer occurs.
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