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2011-04-11
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Is the resolution locked at 320x240? N900 takes 848x480 video, but I'm guessing it would create more delay? ATM the delay is less than 0.3 seconds.
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2011-04-11
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Originally Posted by tHMZ
The PC side, Smartcam client has a maximum input of 320x240 so thats all ive got to work with.
Is the resolution locked at 320x240? N900 takes 848x480 video, but I'm guessing it would create more delay? ATM the delay is less than 0.3 seconds.
Once ive got this C++ port of the client done, I can look at modding/recoding the PC side to accept a higher res.
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2011-04-12
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hmmm sir azkay if your doing ang client port can it be made to accept multiple or several streams from different n900? 
im thinking it the smartcam could be made to listen to different port all at the same time it would be nice to have an ip cctv system using multiple n900 hehehe ( i own 3 units of this great phone)
im thinking it the smartcam could be made to listen to different port all at the same time it would be nice to have an ip cctv system using multiple n900 hehehe ( i own 3 units of this great phone)
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2011-04-12
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Originally Posted by chivar
That would have to be setup on the PC side, so I could only do that once I look at modifying/recoding the PC server.
hmmm sir azkay if your doing ang client port can it be made to accept multiple or several streams from different n900?
The C++ client is sort of done, I just have to do the GUI.
Trying to figure out whats wrong with it though, the GUI looks fine on the computer but when I run it on the N900 all the buttons are shrunk, the labels oversized/cutoff. Basically, all the controls are too small or too big or cut off.
EDIT::
Unless you mean just a server that shows streams from each n900, but not using them as webcams- just viewers?
eg;
Program on PC n900 cameras view on it?
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#116
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how do you make it work via usb
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2011-04-12
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You have to install mad-developer on the n900.
For windows, you need to get maemo_usbnet.inf and maemo_usbnet.cat from http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/MADDE.p...dde-0.7.48.exe
Plug in the n900, run mad developer, click "Usb Networking" then click "Windows network". Click "PC Suite" on the window that pops up.
On windows, it should have the installing driver thing happening, open it up and have it install the maemo_usbnet.inf driver
Last edited by azkay; 2011-04-12 at 17:29.
For windows, you need to get maemo_usbnet.inf and maemo_usbnet.cat from http://tablets-dev.nokia.com/MADDE.p...dde-0.7.48.exe
Plug in the n900, run mad developer, click "Usb Networking" then click "Windows network". Click "PC Suite" on the window that pops up.
On windows, it should have the installing driver thing happening, open it up and have it install the maemo_usbnet.inf driver
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2011-04-12
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Thanks azkay. took me a while but I finally get it to work
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2011-04-12
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Nice to hear of your progress Azkay. And that you may turn your attention to the PC side.
I for one, would love to be able to run the "PC" side on the n900, ie. have it receive the output.
It would also be nice for the camera to stay up and wait for the PC client (or is it a server?, hmm confused with this wine) rahter than exiting. So that one could revisit without having to fiddle with the camera device. I do realise that smartcam was designed differently for a different role...
I for one, would love to be able to run the "PC" side on the n900, ie. have it receive the output.
It would also be nice for the camera to stay up and wait for the PC client (or is it a server?, hmm confused with this wine
) rahter than exiting. So that one could revisit without having to fiddle with the camera device. I do realise that smartcam was designed differently for a different role...
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2011-04-12
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Originally Posted by handaxe
Do you mean having a viewfinder on the n900 side, so you can see what your streaming on the n900 while its streaming?
Nice to hear of your progress Azkay. And that you may turn your attention to the PC side.
I for one, would love to be able to run the "PC" side on the n900, ie. have it receive the output.
Originally Posted by handaxe
I have no idea what you just said, lolol.
It would also be nice for the camera to stay up and wait for the PC client (or is it a server?, hmm confused with this wine
Still slowly working on the C++ version, just a few problems im asking someone to help me with. Once its done, will be able to remove all mono dependencies and itll have its own package and stuff.