Hi,
perhaps a stupid question:
I have an USB DVB-T-Stick (Type A) which I am using with my laptop. Is there a way to use this DVB-T-Stick also with my HTC Kaiser , so that I can see TV on my mobile ?
What about the TV program ?
What about a converter from TypeA to TypeMini ?
Regards
kuzco1
Please dont create new threads for questions. Ask them in the sticky.
Dave
Short answer: NO
Technical answer: Kaiser doesn't support "USB Host" (there are other reasons beyond that, but this removes the possibility)
And to complete Dave's post: At least post this in the Kaiser forum, with the others.
Source here:
http://www.arctablet.com/blog/featured/archos-gen8-firmware-update-2-4-65-available/
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2.4.65 DL here:
http://update.archos.com/8/gen8/gen8_2.4.65/firmware_archos_android_gen8.aos
Change log:
Version 2.4.65 - October 20th, 2011
Internationalization: add Korean translations support
Video: improve SMI subtitle support and provide better subtitle codepage/encoding detection
Applications: increase reactivity of applications constantly updating sound volume without any change in value (e.g. fruit ninja)
A101 accessory: add support for Archos 3G key
A101 accessory: add support for some USB Ethernet adapters (chipsets: RTL8150, ASIX AX88xxx, Davicom DM9601, SMSC LAN75xx, SMSC LAN95xx, NetChip 1080, MosChip MCS7830)
A70 hard drive based devices: fix unit loosing mass storage happening sometimes on recent models
Accelerometer: apply calibration right away without requiring a reboot to take effect
PTP: fix USB host camera support
fix USB host camera support
sorry Clown, wrong section..
lets see how often it will still come up - we got it
here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1320512
here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1198389
and here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18782593&postcount=2127
already
anyway - not for beggin u - but thats why I created the OS Thread so anyone can find the newest versions of all OSes...
Hi, first of all I apologize for my english, I'm Italian
As you know Nexus 7 support keyboard or mouse, but do not support USB mass storage, and it's only a software thing. So, my question is: "could a developer "enable" this feature? Or is this only a dream? Imagine to connect your external HD and have all the space that you want for Music, Pics and Videos!
1) welcome to the forums
2) use the search button
3) root+stickmount and it works. confirmed here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1736825&page=24
I'm really sorry, it was a flash in my head, as I thought it I wrote it, again sorry!
I don't have a Nexus 7 yet but I was wondering if it is possible to use a webcam over OTG?
I've seen threads for the Xoom and Nexus S about it requiring modules added to the kernal
Has anyone tried/gotten a camera to work with their N7 yet? (If so, how?)
(I'd just like to know if it's possible)
Thread resurrection 'cause I haven't found an answer to this question either.
ddlooping said:
Thread resurrection 'cause I haven't found an answer to this question either.
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Found answer
watch?v=9-OUqr-w8YM
(new users cant post links, its youtube link)
I would be also interested in video recording...
It would make it perfect for have cheap stationary cameras and not have to have laptop to record them temporarily...
That's good news, lamui, thanks.
Here's the video you linked to...
And if the following is possible, recording video from an external webcam must surely be too...
---------- Post added at 12:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:06 PM ----------
Ok, it is undoubtedly possible.
Source code available on the following page:
http://brain.cc.kogakuin.ac.jp/research/usb-e.html
great.... how its working for nexus 7 ?
agung_gitaris86 said:
great.... how its working for nexus 7 ?
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You know as much as I do. :laugh:
Nice Thread! Stay Tuned! :victory:
agung_gitaris86 said:
great.... how its working for nexus 7 ?
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The author of the Nexus 7 USB Webcam blog entry mentioned above has compiled his SimpleWebCam code and you can download the app from his blog.
If you want to try it out, you will need to use a Linux UVC compatible webcamera.
Here is a webpage with a list of them - http://www.ideasonboard.org/uvc/#devices
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_USB_video_class_devicesPlease post any comments on it here or at the author's BLOG.
We need to know the model of the camera you used, if it worked following the instructions at the blogsite.
Thanks
OTG USB Webcam
I have tested the simplewebcam apk on the following
rooted Nexus 7 running 4.2 = works
unrooted Nexus 7 running 4.2.1 = works
unrooted Galaxy SIII running 4.1 = works
All tests used the SSK Driver-Free 1.3 Mega Pixel USB Webcam with Microphone & Clip - Black + Orange and the Creative Webcam nx Pro Vista / 7 ( I think both are knock-offs, I can not find model numbers). The SSK stated it was UVC compliant and the Creative box says “NO CD Driver”
I am interested in being able to record from the webcam or send the feed to other apps. I do not have the expertise to work the code to make this happen.
droidoso said:
I have tested the simplewebcam apk on the following
rooted Nexus 7 running 4.2 = works
unrooted Nexus 7 running 4.2.1 = works
unrooted Galaxy SIII running 4.1 = works
All tests used the SSK Driver-Free 1.3 Mega Pixel USB Webcam with Microphone & Clip - Black + Orange and the Creative Webcam nx Pro Vista / 7 ( I think both are knock-offs, I can not find model numbers). The SSK stated it was UVC compliant and the Creative box says “NO CD Driver”
I am interested in being able to record from the webcam or send the feed to other apps. I do not have the expertise to work the code to make this happen.
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It's easy to get the USB device info from the Windows Device Manager as follows:
- right click on "my computer" on the desktop
- select Device Manager
- Doubleclick Imaging Devices
- doubleclick on your camera device - it might just say "USB Video Device" or something like that
- select Details
- copy the VID and PID numbers: eg: USB\VID_1e4e&PID_0100$MI_\6&20BD946A&0&0000
- reference the VID and PID numbers on the http://www.ideasonboard.org/uvc/#devices website
NOTE - if it works but it's not on the list, it just might be newer than the info on the list - please submit it to the list's maintainer.
- DONE
I meant that I would like to be able to record a USB UVC webcam on my Android device. I can do it on windows and Linux and can even do it on my Nexus 7 running Ubuntu. It seems that with the simplewebcam app that it would be possible to send the video to other apps or include a recorder function with this app.
droidoso said:
I meant that I would like to be able to record a USB UVC webcam on my Android device. I can do it on windows and Linux and can even do it on my Nexus 7 running Ubuntu. It seems that with the simplewebcam app that it would be possible to send the video to other apps or include a recorder function with this app.
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Please let the developer of the simplewebcam app know your thoughts on his blog site (link in a previous post)
He also has the source code available so that anyone can make their own enhancements.
There was also a dual camera app mentioned which would be great for a mobile DVR if it included a recorder function.
Again - please provide the author with some feedback.
Thanks
btw - I wrote the previous post as you had mentioned you couldn't find the model numbers of your cameras. If you get the VID & PID numbers, you can see what models they correspond to on the list I mentioned.
Cheers and have a great holiday!
Sorry I misread your pervious message. Here is the info I got on the cameras
SSK = Gsou USB2.0 Camera
0ac8:3420=Venus USB 2.0 Camera (Tevion MD 85872 and Minoru3D) BY Vimicro
CREATIVE = Vimicro USB Camera (Altair)
0ac8:3450=A4Tech PK-333E BY A4Tech
Logitech = Logitech Webcam C260
046D: 081A Not Listed (submitted to the list for addition)
All three work on my devices with simplewebcam.
I agree that the app would be really good is it included a recorder function.
Thanks for the help - Merry Christmas.
I just wished that my G.E. web cam worked with it but all I get is a black screen and totally stock NEXUS 7 B.T.W.16gb. Thanks and GOD BLESS YOU GUYS
Sent from my Nexus 7
I finally found a cheap usb camera that works with the simplecamera app.
It's marketed by Kross and has a upc of 6-973180-130628.
It says it's an 8MP camera but it is described as a 1.2mp to 8mp (with interpolation) camera.
So it's really a 1.2mp unit - don't care, it works.
Update: It appears the UPC number on the box might be fake as I can't find ANY references to the UPC anywhere on the web.
However, I did find the "Kross" webcam in a number of locations including Here & Here in Canada.
Here's a photo of the box:
I found this small webcam on Ebay - It could even be small enough to fit into the case ? Oh maybe integrated into a smartcase.
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120960427267
Anyone know this model and if it works.
Regards
Hagie
The issue with this webcam is that it does not mention that it needs no driver.
Its a good price so if you get one and it doesn't work, you don't lose much.
Now that the app has been modified so you no longer need to change permissions on the device in /dev, you can take your tablet to a computer store and try various cameras until you find one that works.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
This is great stuff. Going to buy a Nexus 7 soon and camera soon. Trying to make a backup cam for my Focus ST. Getting video to the tablet was the first problem. Now all I have to figure out is everything else, like making it automatically trigger in reverse for one. Most tasker related car searches use the usb charging to wake the tablet when the car comes on.
Fry's (an electronics reseller here in the US since I know XDA has members from all over the planet) is currently selling an HP HD 720p USB webcam for $5.99, I saw the ad listed yesterday (it's part of their normal weekly sale that starts on Friday morning):
http://www.frys.com/product/6831166
Don't have much info about the camera or the quality, or whether or not it would be functional with the Nexus 7 and OTG either but I'd sure love to know if anyone happens to have one of these. I may go out and get one before the sale ends this Thursday at the close of business, can't hurt to have a webcam around for other purposes I suppose. My current laptop supports one as an option but my particular configuration didn't have one from the factory (Dell Latitude E6400 that I got pretty cheap off craigslist last year).
If I do get one I'll make sure to report my findings here with respect to the Nexus 7.
Yes. Bringing this back to life.
C270. It's on the list of UVC compatible webcams. When I go to ls -l /dev/video0, I get an error. Apparently my supported webcam isn't supported?
Would a different ROM/Kernel help? I'm thinking stickmount might be interfering with this as well. I'm on PA with the stock kernel...
Who can tell me how this ipush linux device work?
today I got a news online:a iPush Wireless HDMI Adapter carried OS: Linux 3.0.8 works as a DLAN/airplay receiver for android OS/iOS devices.
Mod Edit: Link removed )
It’s a white small decive and size like USB. Support Wifi and multi language
Let’s think about what would happened when I use it for inf transmission.
1. After Connect them,my phone will appear on a linux user interface?
2. Can I use my mobile to control this user interface?
3. Should i download any app to achieve that?
my friendes talked about it for long time and without an answer.
Any thoughts?
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