SYNOPSIS

guvcview

DESCRIPTION

Guvcview is a simple GTK+ interface for capturing and viewing video from devices supported by the Linux UVC driver. It fully supports video4linux2 so it should work with any driver that supports this API, including the gspca driver.

USAGE

guvcview [options...]

OPTION

  -h, --help                                 Print help
  -v, --version                                 Print version

  -w, --verbosity=LEVEL                         Set Verbosity level (def: 0)

  -d, --device=DEVICE                           Set device name (def: /dev/video0)

  -c, --capture=METHOD                          Set capture method [read | mmap (def)]

  -b, --disable_libv4l2                         disable calls to libv4l2

  -x, --resolution=WIDTHxHEIGHT                 Request resolution (e.g 640x480)

  -f, --format=FOURCC                           Request format (e.g MJPG)

  -r, --render=RENDER_API                       Select render API (e.g none; sdl)

  -m, --render_window=RENDER_WINDOW_FLAGS       Set render window flags (e.g none; full; max)

  -a, --audio=AUDIO_API                         Select audio API (e.g none; port; pulse)

  -k, --audio_device=AUDIO_DEVICE               Select audio device index for selected api (0..N)

  -g, --gui=GUI_API                             Select GUI API (e.g none; gtk3)

  -o, --audio_codec=CODEC                       Audio codec [pcm mp2 mp3 aac ac3 vorb]

  -u, --video_codec=CODEC                       Video codec [raw mjpg mpeg flv1 wmv1 mpg2 mp43 dx50 h264 vp80 theo]

  -p, --profile=FILENAME                        load control profile

  -j, --video=FILENAME                          filename for captured video)

  -i, --image=FILENAME                          filename for captured image)

  -y, --video_timer=TIME_IN_SEC                 time (double) in sec. for video capture)

  -t, --photo_timer=TIME_IN_SEC                 time (double) in sec. between captured photos)

  -n, --photo_total=TOTAL                       total number of captured photos)

  -z, --control_panel                           Start in control panel mode

AUTHOR

This manual page was written by Paulo Assis <[email protected]>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system (but may be used by others).