In hardy I have an "old" webcam, a labtec one, who runs with v4lsrc and not with v4l2src. In intrepid the v4l2src detect the labtec webcam, but the display is ugly. and I can nom more use v4lsrc for this webcam. I make my test with gstreamer and gst-launch.
Do you if your philips webcam use v4ksrc or v4l2src ? same question for your Logitech QuickCam ?
With a Phillps SPC1030NC, webcam is used with v4l2src, and operates correctly.
I'm facing some problems with web-cam detection and Ubuntu intrepid ;-)
Did you test your webcam with cheese ? Its works ? I use quite the same same strategy for webcam detection as this software.
In another point, I read that libv4l should be upgraded to version 0.5.7 and kernel to version 2.6.27-11. I read this out here : /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu- release- notes/+ bug/290506 and more precisely the info is at this comment : https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu- release- notes/+ bug/290506/ comments/ 157. It has solved some problems but not all problems.
https:/
In hardy I have an "old" webcam, a labtec one, who runs with v4lsrc and not with v4l2src. In intrepid the v4l2src detect the labtec webcam, but the display is ugly. and I can nom more use v4lsrc for this webcam. I make my test with gstreamer and gst-launch.
Do you if your philips webcam use v4ksrc or v4l2src ? same question for your Logitech QuickCam ?
With a Phillps SPC1030NC, webcam is used with v4l2src, and operates correctly.