Genius webcam iLook 300
Desconectadoqueridad comunidad he adquirido recientemente una cámara web (http://www.genius-europe.com/en/produktdetail.php?ID2=83&ID=31&ID3=479) pero no logro poder usarla en debian. cuando ejecuto el comando lsusb me muestra la cámara pero no puedo levantarla con cheess ni con ninguna otra aplicación. ¿Quien puede orientarme por donde empezar a leer? .....
ILOOK 300
description:
...it is compatible with the most popular instant messenger programs. Using VGA CMOS sensor technology, iLook 300 produces clear images for online chatting and video blog, and sharp images for sharing on a digital photo album
features:
- max 8.0 mega pixel still image capture in Genius application
- up to 1.3 mega pixel video
- instant video for Skype, MSN Messenger, Yahoo, and AIM
- clipping base design for desktop, LCD panel and Notebook
- software: CrazyTalk Avatar Creator and Cam Suite
system requirements:
- PC Pentium 4 1.2GHz compatible or faster
- Windows Vista/XP/2000
- 128MB RAM
- CD-ROM
- available USB 1.1 or 1.0 port
- 60MB free hard disk space (260MB recommended)
- DirectX 9.0 or above
package content:
- Genius webcam iLook 300
- multi- language quick guide
CD includes:
- driver
- Genius WebMate software
- CrazyTalk Avatar Creator
- CrazyTalk Cam Suite
- multi-language user’s manuals
software:
CrazyTalk Avatar Creator - is an innovative tool for creating your own animated talking characters with expressions, facial movements, and special effects.
Avatar Live! - let talking animated characters appear as you inside instant messaging video chats. Your avatar can even lip-sync anything you say instantly.
Magic Mirror - change your facial expression instantly and add face accessories and comic stamps to your face. Your instant video conference becomes so much fun and creative using Magic Mirror!
specifications:
- image Sensor type 300k pixel CMOS
- lens type: manual focus
- interface Compatible with USB 1.1/1.0
- file format JPEG/WMV
- view angle up/down: 25 degrees, swievel 360 degrees
image resolution (pixels):
- software interpolation: 3360x2520, 1600x1200, 1280x960, 800x600
- true resolution: 640x480, 352x288, 320x240, 176x144, 160x120
- video resolution: CIF/VGA with up to 30fps
- dimension: 49x60x66 mm
- gift- box dimension: 200x150x100 mm
- body weight: 90g (without accessories)
- pcs./ctn.: 40
- Genius item-no.: 32200103101
- EAN: 4710268708360
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Si lanzas cheese desde línea de comandos ¿te dice /dev/video0: no such file or directory?
Ya no me acuerdo como hice funcionar una una vez con mencoder pero creo que van a ir por ahí los tiros.
http://www.google.es/search?hl=es&source=hp&q=webcam+iLook+300+%2Fdev%2Fvideo0+linux&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=
Test the camera using a suitable program (see below). If it works, then your camera is one of those directly supported by the kernel. This scenario is uncommon today, but you might get lucky.Use the command dmesg | more to see whether the camera was detected during bootup. Should you find a reference to it, then search /lib/modules for the /usb subfolder and see if a loadable kernel module exists for it (you may have make a reasoned guess from among those listed). The exact position of this subfolder varies with the distribution; in Debian, it is /lib/modules/kernel/build/drivers/usb, while in Fedora 7 it is /lib/modules/kernel/kernel/drivers/usb.
These days, the most likely possibility is that you have a USB camera. Use lsusb or, if your distribution includes it, the graphical tool v4l2-tool to see a list of USB devices. Locate the camera through its name, a process of elimination, or guesswork, and record the eight-digit number with a colon in the middle in the last column of its listing. This number identifies the vendor and product ID, which you can use to find a possible driver on the Internet. If you are using v4l2-tool, then entering the IDs on the Suggest Driver tab may even give you the name of a suggested driver. Armed with this information, you can search the Internet for the driver, then download and compile it. In some cases, you may have to download dependencies first. For instance, for the Ricoh R5U870 driver, you will have to install a Dynamic Kernel Module Support (DKMS) package as well.
Básicamente puedes hechar un vistazo a esto que lo he extraido de linux.com http://www.linux.com/news/hardware/peripherals/8205-configuring-your-web... .
Por cierto puedes empezar a decirnos qué modelo aparece al hacer un lsusb ( tinee cuatro digitos separados de otros cuatro) y el kernel que usas