OV511: VIDIOCMCAPTURE speed

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Hello,
	I've been playing around with Mc Clelland's
ov511-2.2.18-backport-1.33-1 driver and a usb Creative Webcam
III. I believe it takes too long to get one QCIF (176x144)
YUV420 frame (60 to 85 ms). I'm running 2.2.18 on a Pentium 3
550MHz PC:

Module                  Size  Used by
usb-uhci               18752   0  (unused)
ov511                  61824   0
usbcore                42760   1  [usb-uhci ov511]
videodev                2656   1  [ov511]


	I don't care loosing some frames, but definitely need 
to capture each frame faster. This is the measured C source
code:

....

mmap.width  = 176;
mmap.height = 144;

/* Chrono started here */

error = ioctl (vid, VIDIOCMCAPTURE, &mmap);
if (error || mmap.width!=176 || mmap.height==144)
	printf ("VIDIOCMCAPTURE ERROR:%d, %d, %d\n", error,
		mmap.width, map.height);

error = ioctl (vid, VIDIOCSYNC, &mmap.frame);
while (error!=0) {
    printf ("VIDIOCSYNC ERROR:%d\n", errno);
    error = ioctl (vid, VIDIOCSYNC, &mmap.frame);
}

/* Chrono stopped here */

There're no "printf("VIDIOCSYNC ERROR:%d\n", errno)" on my
stdout, so there are no SYNC errors. Is there any way I could
speed this up? I need to get it done in about 30 to 40ms.

Thanks in advance,
Matias.

--------------
Matias Freytes
Laboratorio de Comunicaciones Digitales
Universidad Nacional de Cordoba
Argentina





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