Thread: [linux-uvc-devel] Logitech C920 USB Camera works for H.264 Frame Based out-of-the-box with the H.26
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From: Robert K. <rob...@at...> - 2012-03-13 15:37:57
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Logitech C920 USB Camera works for H.264 Frame Based out-of-the-box with the H.264 format patch applied toV4l2 base on usb.org "USB Device Class Definition for Video Devices: H.264Payload". It would be nice to get the encoder XUs with associated controls working. >From the document: *1.2 Scope* The control and payload specifications are described in this document. This includes: - Stream Based H.264 Payload Format - Frame Based H.264 Payload Format - MJPEG Based Payload for Multiplexed Payload Format - H.264 Encoder Extension Unit and Associated Controls |
From: Oleksij R. <bug...@fi...> - 2012-03-14 09:29:06
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Am 13.03.2012 16:37, schrieb Robert Krakora: > Logitech C920 USB Camera works for H.264 Frame Based out-of-the-box with the > H.264 format patch applied toV4l2 base on usb.org "USB Device Class Definition > for Video Devices: H.264Payload". It would be nice to get the encoder XUs with > associated controls working. Sure. you can edid /usr/share/uvcdynctrl/data/046d/logitech.xml and assign XUs to proper V4L controls. >>From the document: > > *1.2 Scope* > > The control and payload specifications are described in this document. This > includes: > - Stream Based H.264 Payload Format > - Frame Based H.264 Payload Format > - MJPEG Based Payload for Multiplexed Payload Format > - H.264 Encoder Extension Unit and Associated Controls -- Regards, Alexey |