From: Kenneth L. <ke...@la...> - 2005-08-25 08:01:13
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At 03:58 2005-08-25, you wrote: > >2005-08-24 10:06 > > At 08:14 2005-08-24, you wrote: > > >request that when someone chooses the video4linux > >loop > > >that it auto tries to load the vloopback module. > > > > > > > That is a solution to an issue. > > What is the real issue behind this request? > > > > Kenneth >I just chose to have the video loop feature on. >And when I start motion it says it can't open the >vloop device and stopts. I then remember I have to >load the module before starting the program. This >could easily be scripted and isn't something to really >worry about. > >I prefer turning off capturing of images for now till >I get a bigger hard disk. And use something like xawtv >to monitor so I need a second video device to attach >to so that motion can handle the capabilities to turn >it and I can watch with xawtv. I can watch in real >time :-) > Then you should check this new small but useful tool that Folkert created just a few days ago. http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Motion/WaitForDevice It could check for presense of loopback as part of a script so you know the device is started. You can call the same program in sequence checking out the camera device first. THen the vloopback. And then start motion. Kenneth -- Kenneth Lavrsen, Glostrup, Denmark ke...@la... Home Page - http://www.lavrsen.dk |