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Hi, tried patch, tried without patch, tried replace code but nothing works, resp. everything works except VISCA_set_pantilt_absolute_position and VISCA_set_pantilt_relative_position.
I am working with EVI-D100/P
Any help somebody? any ideas?
Thanks Stan.
2009-06-18 13:38:49 UTC by nobody
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Thank you for developing the library. I'm using it for Sony block camera (FCB-EX780) and it works well!
Just one minor bug in visca_cli.c:
in line 3439 ("set_zoom_value"), the software only allows the argument be under 1024 but the actual camera supports it up to 18000. You may remove the whole (intarg1 > 1023) part?
Thanks!!
- Zu.
2009-06-10 05:24:04 UTC by zuwhan
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We use libvisca with two models of Elmo camera PTC-100S and PTC-110R. The 110R is basically just the inverted version of the 100S.
Here are the vendor and model ID's, as reported by testvisca.
2009-04-20 21:43:46 UTC by btb
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version 1.0.0 built the shared library libvisca.so.1.0.0.
version 1.0.1 builds the shared library libvisca.so.0.1.0, which doesn't make sense, as this implies an older, incompatible version of the library
configure.in has:
# set the libtool shared library version numbers
lt_major=1
lt_revision=0
lt_age=1
it should be:
# set the libtool shared library version numbers
lt_major=1...
2009-04-20 21:17:27 UTC by btb
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I have the same problem. set_pantilt_relative position doesn't work either.
It worked fine in 1.0.0, but not anymore.
2009-04-20 21:11:31 UTC by btb
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The reason is invalid protocol implementation in this function:
replace:
_VISCA_append_byte(&packet, (pan_pos & 0xf0000) >> 16);
_VISCA_append_byte(&packet, (pan_pos & 0x0f000) >> 12);
_VISCA_append_byte(&packet, (pan_pos & 0x00f00) >> 8);
_VISCA_append_byte(&packet, (pan_pos & 0x000f0) >> 4);
_VISCA_append_byte(&packet, pan_pos & 0x0000f );
with...
2009-03-29 17:23:46 UTC by nobody
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This is a small matter, but it had me confused for a long time.
There is unreached code in the VISCA_set_address() function and a mistaken description of how the set_address command works.
The set_address receives ONE reply packet of 4 bytes which look like this 88 30 0x FF, x being the number of cameras present plus 1. So, if there are three camera present, then the reply is 88 30 04 FF.
2008-09-07 13:58:00 UTC by ravenspoint
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ddouxchamps committed revision 15 to the VISCA camera control library SVN repository, changing 1 files.
2008-08-17 09:06:37 UTC by ddouxchamps
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ddouxchamps committed revision 14 to the VISCA camera control library SVN repository, changing 2 files.
2008-08-17 09:06:00 UTC by ddouxchamps
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ddouxchamps committed revision 13 to the VISCA camera control library SVN repository, changing 4 files.
2008-08-17 09:04:30 UTC by ddouxchamps
