I have a capture card with 16 inputs. In the config file when I select input 8, I get the video from input 0. The reason is lies in video2.c, row 196 if (in == 8) in = 0;
I just can't configure 8. It gets clobbered, probably for a reason. I changed this line to if (in == 255) in = 0;
And presto! It works for me, but I have no idea what else went wrong (eg. with usb cameras?)
in motion.conf:
videodevice /dev/video0
input 8
hacked fix video2.c, line 196
if (in == 255)
in = 0;
Environment
Motion version: |
3.2.12 |
ffmpeg version: |
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Shared libraries: |
postgresql |
Server OS: |
ubuntu 10.10, kernel 2.6.32-25-generic |
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LaszloVarga - 21 Jan 2011
Follow up
Hi Laszlo,
Ohh , nevermind ! This was done to allow use with webcams so the better fix is to set input -1 for webcams.
Let me fix this in svn .
Cheers,
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AngelCarpintero - 03 Feb 2011
Fix record
Cheers,
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AngelCarpintero - 03 Feb 2011