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Re: USB MS Lifecam HD 3000 Exposure Issues

I don't know if this works on a RoboRIO, but this does work on other Linux distributions:

http://www.techytalk.info/webcam-set...ng-system-cli/

This is a way to get V4L to tell you the range it thinks it can set for a value to the camera.
If V4L gives you the wrong range - then I am not at all surprised everything else would as well.

One way to test, if this can't be built or compiled on the RoboRIO, is to put the camera on a similar enough Linux distribution on a PC or more open embedded system and try it. I may try this, this weekend, on my Intel Edison or ODroid XU4 or Raspberry Pi 2 with Yocto. I just want to see what range V4L thinks is available at the bottom of the stack. The RoboRIO might not be identical.

Last edited by techhelpbb : 18-03-2016 at 15:41.