glads it helps.
I also have this hardware as well, thanks for the work!
Fix build failure
No longer reproduced in 2.1.0, closing.
I have the same issue as well and can verify that this patch works for me. Good job!
fix spelling errors in gview_audio
clang-format gview_v4l2core code
fix qt6 package name in README.md
small update to README.md
update README.md with cmake build system info
clang-format gview_audio code
update Changelog
update GL linking
add -lGL to gview_render and guvcview if SFML is used
make -lGL option PUBLIC
in some distros GL is not linked for gview_render, force it with -lGL
change build system: move from autoconf to cmake
Detect readonly controls and disable in UI
fix x265 encoder defaults
Frequent crashes in GTK CSS code when run as regular user
Filed https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gtk/-/issues/6611 .
it's kinda starting to look a lot like this isn't a guvcview issue, anyway. will probably move it to gtk or mutter or something soon.
qt5 with SDL does not solve the crash, and we get a pretty weird backtrace that goes qt5->glib->gdk->gtk3: Stack trace of thread 266293: #0 0x0000000200400310 n/a (n/a + 0x0) #1 0x00007fa81573c979 gtk_css_node_real_update_style (libgtk-3.so.0 + 0x13c979) #2 0x00007fa8157398eb gtk_css_node_ensure_style.part.0 (libgtk-3.so.0 + 0x1398eb) #3 0x00007fa815739b88 gtk_css_node_validate_internal.part.0 (libgtk-3.so.0 + 0x139b88) #4 0x00007fa815739bdb gtk_css_node_validate_internal.part.0 (libgtk-3.so.0 +...
OK, so, found out a couple of things: Building with SFML does indeed seem to avoid the problem. Tried running an SFML build twice and letting it run for a while, it didn't crash. The crash seems to be Wayland-specific. When running on X.org, the crash doesn't happen. This might explain why folks have had trouble reproducing it outside of Fedora, I guess. Edit: looks like it may even be GNOME-on-Wayland specific; Neal Gompa says it doesn't crash on KDE-on-Wayland. Didn't try qt UI-on-SDL yet, will...
OK, so, found out a couple of things: Building with SFML does indeed seem to avoid the problem. Tried running an SFML build twice and letting it run for a while, it didn't crash. The crash seems to be Wayland-specific. When running on X.org, the crash doesn't happen. This might explain why folks have had trouble reproducing it outside of Fedora, I guess. Didn't try qt UI-on-SDL yet, will try that next.
OK, if it will help with triaging I'll try both and report back. thanks!
If the problem is in sdl2, then using the qt interface shouldn't make any difference. The crash should happen any way. If the problem is in the gtk interface, then yes, using the qt interface should produce a different output
"I don't think fedora default theme is the same as gtk default (Adwaita)." It is. We use pretty much all upstream GNOME defaults, these days. "Have you tried with sfml render instead of sdl2?" Not yet, I can try that if you think it may help. Switching to the qt5 backend will obviously produce different results, but...it feels like a weird way to resolve the gtk backend crashing when it shouldn't. :D
I don't think fedora default theme is the same as gtk default (Adwaita). In any case guvcview doesn't use any of the gtk css stuff directly. For what I can see from your backtrace, there seems to be some calls to sdl decorate border, I'm not sure about sdl2 internals, but if you running gnome, maybe window decorations use gtk css. Have you tried with sfml render instead of sdl2?
This is with default theme. I reproduced this on a completely clean fresh boot of Fedora (40). I agree the different result with root points to some kind of permission situation, but the app still should not just crash, and I was hoping as the author you might have some kind of idea what different permissions might cause the app to go down different paths early in startup, so we could try and isolate exactly where the divergence is. I would like to try giving the regular user one additional permission...
Hi, have you tried with the qt interface : --disable-gtk3 --enable-qt5 You can also enable the sfml render: --enable-sfml and then: guvcview --render=sfml As for the GTK interface, I really can't reproduce the problem in Arch. Did you tried changing your gtk theme? If it works under root then it's most likely a permission issue. Just try with a default theme like Adwaita or installing a local theme. Regards,
My full backtrace.
Frequent crashes in GTK CSS code when run as regular user
jpeg_decoder.c and uvc_h264.c are missing include of libavutil/imgutils.h for av_image_get_buffer_size
Also, Guvcview creates large video files which could be reduced by allowing the specification of H264 attributes "crf" and "gop_size". In my case adding some command line parameters which set internal global variables would be sufficient. I am a coder and could do the work if that helps.
always link guvcview with -lGl if sfml build is enabled; bump guvcview and libraries verion
Fix duplicate key
fix crosshair size config file read
Merge remote-tracking branch 'refs/remotes/origin/master'
enable osd crosshair size to be changed in the config file
Merge /u/ramast/guvcview/ branch master into master
Support physical button click for certain digital microscope models
Make guvicview skips device files for metadata.
apply Kentaro Fukushi patch: Make guvicview skips device files for metadata.
fix printf warning
Add binary fx filter
Hi, This will only work for gtk3, you also need to change MainWindow::render_fx_filter_changed(int state) in gui_qt5_callbacks.cpp so that the filter is available in the qt5 interface. Otherwise it wont even build with configure --enable-qt5
Added fisheye video filter effect.
There is a very useful little program called sViacam which runs on Windows and appears not to have been updated since 2012 Could you please consider adding similar functionality to guvcview ? … it would obviously be even better on the RasPi with its GPIO
Feature Request
Feature Request
Two short clips within the video embedded here: https://sviacam.sourceforge.net nicely demonstrate the potential of sViacam
Two short clips within the video embedded here: [https://sviacam.sourceforge.net] nicely demonstrate the potential of sViacam
Two short videos, linked here:[https://sviacam.sourceforge.net] nicely demonstrate the potential of sViacam
Two short videos, linked here: https://sviacam.sourceforge.net nicely demonstrate the potential of sViacam
There is a very useful little program called sViacam which runs on Windows and appears not to have been updated since 2012 Could you please consider adding similar functionality to Guvcview ? … it would obviously be even better on the RasPi with its GPIO
Add gtk3 support for OBSBOT Meet4K AI camera
I have the same problem, guvcview crashes Xserver whether I'm recording or not.
I have the same problem, guvcview crashes Xserver whther I'm recording or not.
Okay, I figured it out using portaudio.
Hello, Is there a way to configure guvcview so that it can record the audio from another device (desktop audio, jack, etc) rather than just the defaut built in microphone? Thanks.
Hello, Is there a way to configure guvcview so that it can record the audio from another source (desktop audio, pulseaudio output, jack, etc) rather than just the defaut built in microphone? Thanks.
2.0.8 — HEVC not working. Fedora 38. Installed packages: x265-libs-3.5-5.fc38.x86_64 libde265-1.0.11-2.fc38.x86_64 x265-3.5-5.fc38.x86_64 libheif-freeworld-1.16.1-1.fc38.x86_64 libheif-1.16.1-1.fc38.x86_64 libheif-tools-1.16.1-1.fc38.x86_64
2.0.8 — HEVC not working. Fedora 38. Installed packages: x265-libs-3.5-5.fc38.x86_64 libde265-1.0.11-2.fc38.x86_64 x265-3.5-5.fc38.x86_64
2.0.8 — HEVC not working. Fedora 38.
2.0.8 — hevc not working.
Thank you so much!
Wrong COPYING file in the sources
Fixed in git master
Fix COPYING to the same GPL version (v2) as the source files
As a side note, I packaged guvcview for rpmfusion long time ago, and would happily help maintaining it in Fedora now that this is possible.
Wrong COPYING file in the sources
fix minimum version for audio channels api deprecated warning (>= 59)
Ramast <ramast@users.sourceforge.net> Some models produce Qt::Key_WebCam when clicked instead of Qt::Key_Camera. This simple merge request makes the app support both keys; add small fixes
Support physical button click for certain digital microscope models
fix audio channels deprecated warning in avcodec >= 58
Ctrl-Q does not terminate
Recorded videos have a duration of zero
Update Changelog
update autoconf scripts
Fix committed to git master: https://sourceforge.net/p/guvcview/git-master/ci/308dd55b57330a82d1d6329b78c846365ef7dbd0/ eatdirt dirteat@users.sourceforge.net escreveu no dia domingo, 10/04/2022 à(s) 17:02: [tickets:#70] https://sourceforge.net/p/guvcview/tickets/70/ ffmpeg-5 and its API breaks* Status: open Milestone: next Created: Sun Apr 10, 2022 04:02 PM UTC by eatdirt Last Updated: Sun Apr 10, 2022 04:02 PM UTC Owner: nobody Hi there, just a head up for the new ffmpeg-5, which comes with its...
ffmpeg-5 and its API breaks
Fix committed: https://sourceforge.net/p/guvcview/git-master/ci/308dd55b57330a82d1d6329b78c846365ef7dbd0/
fix deprecated avcodec calls
ffmpeg-5 and its API breaks
Hi everyone, I'm currently using guvcview 2.0.6 I was hoping to get some help as I'm getting intermittent crashes when capturing video. For context I work in a Neuroscience motion vision lab and were using guvcview to capture footage from a PlayStation camera running at 100 fps while running a stimulation in Matlab, for automation sake I'm opening guvcview using a bash command that doesn't open a terminal window, as Matlab pauses if it opens a terminal. I'm then sending a kill signal USR1 to guvcview...
SIGSEGV in v4l2core_prepare_new_resolution
i try to use Etron USB 2.0 camera. There is lsusb -vv -s output in attachment
SIGSEGV in v4l2core_prepare_new_resolution
Preview and images appear green
I noticed that it's working again now... thanks... I just noticed my previous post was on Christmas day... shows how festive I am, sorry to bug you folks on Christmas!... Great work tho! This issue can be closed I think.
It happened to you too? It happened to me as well. $ gdb /usr/bin/guvcview /home/pfred1/notes/core (gdb) bt 0 __GI_raise (sig=sig@entry=6) at ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c:50 1 0x00007ff21b909537 in __GI_abort () at abort.c:79 2 0x00007ff21b962768 in __libc_message (action=action@entry=do_abort, fmt=fmt@entry=0x7ff21ba70e2d "%s\n") at ../sysdeps/posix/libc_fatal.c:155 3 0x00007ff21b969a5a in malloc_printerr (str=str@entry=0x7ff21ba72d80 "munmap_chunk(): invalid pointer") at malloc.c:5347 4 0x00007ff21b969d2c...
From the PPA, I still see the issue with libgsl, looks like it's going to need recompiling for Jammy. $ sudo apt install guvcview Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree... Done Reading state information... Done Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming. The following information may help to resolve...
hi, To build from source you should follow the readme.md file. To create the configure script just run the bootstrap script first. Also you should be able to get precompiled deb files from my ppa ppa:pj-assis/ppa Regards, Paulo
Pre-compiled deb for 2.0.7 has dependency issue in current Ubuntu Dev.
Hello I use guvcview to adjust my webcam settings. I typically run this on logging into my desktop environment guvcview -p Webcam-Profile.gpfl -z Is there any way to automatically quit quvcview after running the control panel? The -q doesn't work and I think is geared towards users who use it to capture video.
Hello I use guvcview to adjust my webcam settings. I typically run this on logging into my desktop environment guvcview -p bin/Webcam-Profile.gpfl -z Is there any way to automatically quit quvcview after running the control panel? The -q doesn't work and I think is geared towards users who use it to capture video.
Thank You! Get BlueMail for Android On Nov 8, 2021, 12:50 AM, at 12:50 AM, Thomas Moschny moschny@users.sourceforge.net wrote: fyi, guvcview-2.0.7.2-1.fc{34,35} rpms have been pushed to the rpmfusion testing repos. [tickets:#66] No Audio recorded on Fedora Jam 35 w/pipewire Status: closed Milestone: next Labels: pipewire Created: Thu Nov 04, 2021 05:02 PM UTC by Keith Smith Last Updated: Fri Nov 05, 2021 06:26 PM UTC Owner: Paulo Assis I just upgraded to Fedora Jam 35 with pipewire 0.3.39 and...