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From: Alex on 28 Aug 2008 20:09 On Aug 27, 6:12 am, Miem <MiemC...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > Hey, > > I need to connect 3 webcams to a labtop running Linux (Ubuntu or > Fedora9) and periodically capture and save image frames from those 3 > webcams as fast as it can be. > > Later on I also repeat the same operation on a Windows XP machine > belongs to someone else. > > I have limited budget and I want to use the same 3 webcams on two > trials. I want my image frames in 640x480 or better resolution. > > Questions: > * Which webcams (brand name, model name) are known to be running > both on Linux and on Win XP without any problem? > * Would it be a problem using 3 webcams on one PC? > * Is there any ready to use utility software that can capture image > frames from 3 cameras simultaneously? > * Is there any open source code doing this in Linux? > > Thx, > > miemchan at gmail dot com How simultaneously you want to capture images? If you want to build a high level of sync between cameras, it is a problem. Few years back I didn't find any problem for similar setup, but my cameras were on different IP addresses and I didn't required sync between them Alex
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