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Microdia 0c45:<xxxy>
1) Are the annoying POS webcams that are a pain to setup under linux/mac
2) Specs are unavailable from manufacturers
3) Are incorporated/rebranded into a large number of products
We welcome your help in
1) Providing details
2) Testing your webcam with drivers
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 Lets get to it...
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HI what kind of microdia are you running? Please reply to this with the following info <usb vendor code> <bridge & sensor name> <webcam brand & model name>. example: 0c45:627b, with SN9C201 bridge and OV7660 image sensor, found in Thinkpad Z61t thats it no more. (if you know more details about it, I have created pages, see them for... more »
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Weekend patches (March 20-22, 2009)
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Alright here is a thread to post any patches to test this weekend. I've attached my wo patches i've been working on to this message 1. adds support for USB suspend/resume 2. exposes webcam button presses via the linux evdev input system Suspend/Resume support seems to work reasonably well on my own machine, with me being able to open up mplayer suspend the machine and... more »
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0c45:6128 on DreamLinux 3.5
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Hi All,
The subject and the screen shot says it all. Kernel is 2.6.28
any possible solutions or alternatives?
Thanks in Advance.
PS: I am just a regular Linux user, can follow instructions pretty well
though, Just not a programmer.
_5u5h1th_
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About Mint Gloria and compatibility vis a vis Microdia etc.
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Dear Friends,
I have been trying to find a Linux OS almost similar in ease of use
compared to Win XP with good driver support.I found front runners in
Ubuntu,Suse but Mint has an overall edge.Linux Mint 7, codename
Gloria, based and compatible with Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope and its
repositories is a choice I recommend.I was able to install my Microdia... more »
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WebCam 0c45:612a
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Hi
I have a WebCam 0c45:612a in Debian Lenny.
What is the name of the driver I need to install?
How do I install the driver for it?
Regards
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upside down
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I have a MSI laptop with a webcam. It seems to be a sn9c202. I have
installed the drivers as instructed by the how to page. The cam works
appart from one major problem The picture is upside down. Is there any
way to correct this?
Mark
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SOI968 Exposure Patch
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Josua, Try the attached patch and let me know if our SOI968 based camera works better with the gspca driver. I managed to get my hands on a SOI968 based camera to use for testing and this patch seems to work ok for me. Brian Johnson
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Bad news: my webcam doesn't work anymore
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Hello. I was a happy owner of a 0c45:6270 model. I was testing it in my recent fresh install of Debian Lenny and it worked fine. But now, it has automatically stopped working and when I plug it, this is the output of dmesg: [ 1323.636031] usb 1-9: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 9... more »
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ID 045e:00f4 Microsoft Corp. LifeCam VX-6000
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I have the current driver, and the cam works fine when plugged in
after booting, but if I leave it plugged in and restart the computer,
dmesg is spammed by the following message: sn9c20x: Read register
failed 0x1005. If I try to test it with an app, such as skype, the
spamming becomes so severe that I have to hard kill the computer... more »
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Problems getting MS VX-6000 to work on 64bit Ubuntu 9.04
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I used the method outlined here ([link]
microdia/web/testing-microdia- driver-draft?hl=en), and everything
seemed to work fine until I got to the part about mplayer testing. It
did not work as expected.
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MPlayer 1.0rc2-4.3.3 (C) 2000-2007 MPlayer Team
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ (Family: 15,... more »
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