On Wed, 2003-05-21 at 15:06, Grzesiek Sedek wrote: > Hello, > does anyone here work with vloopback? and efectv? > is it correct? > > insmod vloopback > > effectv -device /dev/video0 -vloopback /dev/vidoe1 > > I'm getting errors... You did not specify your errors, but the most common mistakes are as follows: A.) Make the devices accessible by chmod'ing the appropriate device(s): chmod og+rw /dev/v4l/video2 chmod og+rw /dev/v4l/video3 B.) Load the module with the appropriate switches # insmod vloopback.o pipes=4 dev_offset=2 On typing the command: # dmesg you should see something like this: May 21 15:15:01 dev kernel: vloopback.c: Video4linux loopback driver v0.90 May 21 15:15:01 dev kernel: vloopback.c: Loopback 0 registered, input: video2, output: video3 May 22 15:15:01 dev kernel: vloopback.c: Loopback 1 registered, input: video4, output: video5 May 21 15:15:01 dev kernel: vloopback.c: Loopback 2 registered, input: video6, output: video7 May 21 15:15:01 dev kernel: vloopback.c: Loopback 3 registered, input: video8, output: video9 Best M. Dickens
