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This is an unofficial driver for Logitech mice and keyboard. This is currently only compatible with HID++ >2.0 devices.

AstroCTC (Astronomy CCD in Telescope Capture) is an application designed for video and image capture of the Planets and the Moon. A suitable astronomy or modified webcam will give the best results, however it will work with most webcams. The camera driver must be V4L2 compliant. Numerous video and image formats are available, however FITS image support is mostly basic and should only be used by those familiar with it. AstroCTC is intended for use with Linux only. While AstroCTC is primarily designed for use in astronomy, it can also serve as a general webcam program. ...

This is linux driver for webcams based on the Endpoints EP800 image controller chip. It started by a simple package for Jeroen Vreeken's patch (originally for 2.4 kernels), but there were developments in the meantime, and this project was born.

This library allows you to use your built-in or external webcam directly from Java. It's designed to abstract commonly used camera features and support various capturing frameworks. Assume a situation when your code depends on some capturing framework, but suddenly you have to drop it and use a different, maybe newer one (e.g. replace archaic JMF with newest GStreamer). By doing this you will have to rewrite significant piece of your code because these frameworks are completely different and...

The webcam-tools package contains the following two components: - libwebcam Webcam Library (LGPL) - uvcdynctrl Manage dynamic controls in uvcvideo (GPL) This project was first developed by logitech and it was hosted at a svn repo in the quickcamteam site, but since then logitech shutdown the site. So now after getting the OK with the developer Martin Rubli, we migrated the code to sourceforge.

Overhead localization of robots and ball using ARToolKit, openCV, zeroMQ, and NXT++. Linux Server with logitech 9000 pro webcam, and windows pc client.

This small app controls a Logitech Webcam in Linux. I could not find an app that would do it correctly so I did it myself.

The aim of this project is to create a working linux driver for the ALi M5602 and M5603C webcam chipsets.

SONIX SN9C101 based webcam driver for Linux with Video4Linux(not with V4L2).

This is a Logitech Music Anywhere remote control driver/GUI for Linux/Ubuntu. It allows you to specify commands to execute when you press a button on your Logitech Music Anywhere remote control.

This project, v4lx-devinfo provides detailed v4l device information provided you have already working driver for your webcam. Also this project suggests which webcam driver to use and from where to download once user enters his webcam's USB ID's.

User-level driver for Logitech MX Revolution mouse.

Linux V4L/V4L2 driver for FujiFilm FinePix digital cameras in PC-CAM (WebCam) mode. This driver has been integrated in the linux kernel 2.6.28. So this project is now dead and unmaintained, although I still maintain the one in the kernel.

This project produces drivers for the Logitech QuickCam Express (now Dexxa) for the Linux OS. Drivers for cameras such as the QuickCam Web may also be supported -- see the home page for details.

Xirlink Webcam Driver

This program captures and displays frames from an sn9c102-based Sonix/Microdia Webcam, using Video for Linux 2 and the sn9c102 USB driver. It also allows the user to upload the captured images by FTP.

Cpia2 provides a linux driver for cameras using STMicroelectronics cpia2 (STV0672 and STV0676) chipsets. Also provided is a viewer to decode the mjpeg stream.

SONIX SN9C102 based webcam driver for linux [ X-Eye , sweex , Chicony Twinklecam DC-2110A , ... ]

Development of Linux Drivers for ZC0301/ZC0302 based USB-Webcams (e.g. Mustek WCAM300A).

X.Org XInput Driver for Logitech MX series USB mice and the Linux 2.6 event interface, accomodating these mice's special quirks.

We provide Linux drivers for webcams based on the popular Vision VLSI CPiA chipset, including the Creative WebCam II. Both parport and USB is supported.

libscmodcam provides an easy way for Linux applications to capture long-exposure frames from a Philips USB webcam (if it is supported by the PWC kernel driver). Currently only the SC1 modification and the C++ language are supported.

Linux Kernel Driver for a USB webcam based on the SQ 905 chipset. Cameras that may be supported have the vendor id 0x2770 and product id 0x9120. Known cameras include the Volcano DG604E and Che-ez Snap.

Development of Linux kernel drivers and userspace libraries to take advantage of the tactile feedback capabilities of the Logitech iFeel mouse.

A Linux USB driver for 3Com's HomeConnect(tm) WebCam