I'm not really sure myself. To me it sounds like that during compiling, the header files of jpeg lib 62 were picked up (which are the right ones), but during linking the lib version 61 is being used. Make sure you have only one version of libjpeg installed (6b/62), and try uninstalling any other older version of it. It could also help moving the old (6a/61) jpeg lib out of the way (rename etc) and then recompile camsource. You can find out which lib file is being used by running "ldd" on camsource's libjpeg_comp.so (which can be found in /usr/local/lib/camsource).
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Problem solved! I had both 61 and 62 of the libjpeg.so file on usr/lib being libjpeg.so a link to the real file i modified it to point to the .62 version and recompiled, and everything worked fine,
FYI the program works fine with a Intel CS330 Create and Share Cam with the drivers from
spca50x.sourceforge.net.. neat really neat. Thanks for adding the single frame capture, you saved my A$$ with that one..
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Iget this error on the logfiles
(Running under Redhat 7.3)
Log file opened at Sep 23 2002 18:42:21
Camsource 0.3.0 ready to grab images...
Wrong JPEG library version: library is 61, caller expects 62
But i have libjpeg-6b-20 installed, and i think that one is the latest..
what's going on ???
I'm not really sure myself. To me it sounds like that during compiling, the header files of jpeg lib 62 were picked up (which are the right ones), but during linking the lib version 61 is being used. Make sure you have only one version of libjpeg installed (6b/62), and try uninstalling any other older version of it. It could also help moving the old (6a/61) jpeg lib out of the way (rename etc) and then recompile camsource. You can find out which lib file is being used by running "ldd" on camsource's libjpeg_comp.so (which can be found in /usr/local/lib/camsource).
Problem solved! I had both 61 and 62 of the libjpeg.so file on usr/lib being libjpeg.so a link to the real file i modified it to point to the .62 version and recompiled, and everything worked fine,
FYI the program works fine with a Intel CS330 Create and Share Cam with the drivers from
spca50x.sourceforge.net.. neat really neat. Thanks for adding the single frame capture, you saved my A$$ with that one..