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a specification of webcam is not detected with Caputure.list() #77
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Hi! What's the output on the console when you run GettingStartedCapture? |
Hi! @hamoid ! Thank you for your reply!
The picture of the first post is it. This is the WHOLE output of GettingStartedCapture. |
My bad, I did not understand what you meant with "specification". So 1280x720 @ 60fps should be in that list, but it's missing, and it's available in other software on the same computer. What OS are you using? Internally the Capture class uses different techniques in Linux, Mac OS and Windows to interface with the webcam. |
Hi, @hamoid, Thank you for your reply!
You are absolutely right.
I'm using windows 10 Pro. |
Maybe this provides some more information: https://communities.intel.com/thread/116875 I wonder if vsync has any impact: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20551224/how-to-enable-vsync-synchronization-in-processing-2-x#20552347 |
I try to use a Intel RealSense SR300 which can capture 720p and 60fps with YUY2 format.
Additionally, I confirm it work with the specification on OBS Studio which is an open broadcaster software.
However, Caputure.list() of GettingStartedCapture sample couldn't find out the specification (please see the attachment), and I couldn't use it even if I specify the device name and the specification directly with the constructor of the Capture class.
I really want to use this webcam with this specification.
Please solve this problem.
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