This OS seems very great, Is someone is able to give how can we get XBMC running on this distribution ? (Stephan Rafin did excellent work for XMBC in yocto maybe it will help ?)
Good work guys! UDOObuntu rocks! Why v4l doesn't detect video0 ( Microsoft Corp. LifeCam VX-1000), there is not support for webcams? I would like to work with a webcam and opencv, Someone who solve this problem? Code: ubuntu@udoobuntu: ~ $ v4l2-ctl --list-devices DISP3 BG (): /dev/video16 /dev/video17 /dev/video18 /dev/video19 /dev/video20 vivi (vivi-000): /dev/video2 Failed to open /dev/video0: Resource temporarily unavailable ubuntu@udoobuntu: ~ $ lsusb Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 002: ID 0424:2514 Standard Microsystems Corp. USB 2.0 Hub Bus 002 Device 007: ID 413c:2005 Dell Computer Corp. RT7D50 Keyboard Bus 002 Device 004: ID 045e:00f7 Microsoft Corp. LifeCam VX-1000 Bus 002 Device 005: ID 148f:5370 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT5370 Wireless Adapter ubuntu@udoobuntu: ~ $
I was using OpenCV yesterday, with UDOOBuntu. My USB Webcam was recognized as video3, try with that. Or, just look at /dev/video before and after pluggin your cam. So you can spot its device number. Anyway, we want to investigate this issues, please report your progresses. As for the newer kernels, we are stick to this one until freescale will support newer ones (and there will be reasonable stability assurances on them)
Please, is abble xbox 360 pad, and PSP EYE CAM (driver,not remember the name) modules on recompiled kernel? any tutorial for this or make a workgroup for make a new kernel ? Excuse my bad english.
HI, i try this disconnect and plugin, there is no video device assigned to the webcam lsusb and ls /dev/vi* the same only video0,1,2 and video16,17,18,19,20 the same with debian jasmx kernel 3.10.17 I see and an official comment in facebook from #UDOO camera module is working with OpenCV !, but the camera is the CSI camera (this one have full support), but someone sometime works with modified cameras like irwebcams
I tested udoobuntu and it works really fast. Thanks for this distribution . I would like to see Node.js and latest python.
It depends on the technology behind streaming. If you want flash, then no. If you can grab the stream via other players, it can. We are however working to improve that.
We rebuilded the kernel with more modules support (webcams, playstation eye, kinect, dvb-tuners, ps3 joypad). Please report which modules you would like to see included. I will make a tutorial on that...
What about HTML5 <video> tags ? in chromium ? Raspberry pi could not do it and i was hoping udoo can ...
Hi All I am new to the Site and to UDOO. Sadly I do not yet have my UDOO but I want to introduce myself and to follow this thread. The remote access strategy is what I am most interested in. I would like to see a Boot Up sequence developed that would allow the elimination of a Keyboard, Mouse and Monitor altogether. Access to UDOO would then be through the Remote Terminal interface.... I would love to hear from anyone that might be interested in something like this as well.. I would be happy to share my ideas... rrbecker
Just installed udoobuntu and while i am impressed with overall speed and all, i found a few problems. the one that is bugging me the most right now is that i can't play MP3 files, because all players that rely on libmad produce segmentation faults. any clue how to make libmad behave? UPDATE: i just complied libmad from the sources and it's working now, sort of. i have a 'cracking' sound when playing mp3s. will investigate further and update here when solved...
I've never heard of libmad before. Have you tried VLC? As far as I'm concerned, it doesn't rely on that. You could also try using and older version of libmad.
VLC, like most audioplayers, requires libmad for playing MP3 (and other related formats). Also, see my update to the previous post: compiling libmad myself helped, i can play MP3 now, but there's some audio quality issues now (which i am trying to get sorted)... Can you successfully play MP3 files in udoobuntu?
So, adding to my previous posts: there is virtually no audio / video support in this release: - madlib0 is broken (and I have yet to fix the quality problems with the self compiled version) - no xvideo support through vivante driver, so video playback is only possible with the very slow x11 drivers - even though openGL seems to be in the vivante driver, glxgears fails (black screen). weird?!? while for some people, AV is probably not really important, i think this could really need some more work. but that's just my 0.02$
Hi guys, we've just updated the UDOObuntu Beta to its second release (Beta2) and it's now available in the download section: http://www.udoo.org/downloads/ We've added lots of usefull drivers in the kernel and some software like Codeblocks, PureData, a Virtual Keyboard, OpenCv, a WebCam utility that works with our UDOO camera module, Bluefish and much more. We've tried to follow your feedback and suggestions, thanks to everyone. Please, we ask again to you to try this new version and go on to send us your feedback here to keep improving this work.
