Thank you!
Cheese should changed to search for and enumerate, or manually select,
cameras by /dev/device#, such as for example:
$ cheese -d "/dev/video1"
Instead of the way it's currently programmed, such as for example:
$ cheese -d "Secret Squirrel Webcam"
(The contents of the "ID_V4L_PRODUCT
Any hope of this being addressed? It makes Cheese essentially useless
for multi-stream cameras because a particular stream cannot be selected.
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Here's the problem:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/cheese/issues/4
Cheese uses "ID_V4L_PRODUCT" to differentiate video devices...
My camera and others have multiple video streams which are enumerated as
"video0" "video1" "video2" etcetera.
In all instances/streams "ID_V4L_PRODUCT" is the same...
"-d" option still doesn't work even in v3.30 -- it always uses video0.
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Title:
Cheese : If two v4l devices exist there is no way to
I forgot to add that on the Cheese reference page...
https://developer.gnome.org/cheese/stable/cheese.html
...under "Invocation: cheese takes a list of options as arguments: Options:" a
command line switch is documented that supposedly permits selecting the video
device...
"--device=DEVICE, -d
Public bug reported:
Cheese v3.30.0 (3.30.0-0ubuntu1)
Xubuntu 18.04 LTS
Cheese detects and reports/offers/accesses ONLY the resolutions in the
YUYV stream, index 1, which results in low-res video and especially
(what I use the cam for) still images. Previously, in 16.04 LTS,
everything was workin
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