Cheese reference manual developer.gnome.org2013-02-16⚑video http://developer.gnome.org/cheese/unstable/ libcheese Initializing libcheese Initialize libcheese CheeseCameraA representation of the video capture device inside CheeseWidget CheeseCameraDevice Object to represent a video capture device CheeseCameraDeviceMonitor Simple object to enumerate v4l devices CheeseEffect An effect to apply to a video capture stream CheeseFileUtil File utility functions for Cheese libcheese .gtk Initializing libcheese .gtk Initialize libcheese .gtk
Planet.freedesktop.org planet.freedesktop.org2012-11-16⚑enterprise ⚑tech http://planet.freedesktop.org libcheese , the simple way of dealing with camera devices GStreamer does assembling advanced video application quite easy, in fact so easy that even I can write such an application in Python What I have had a lot more issues with is understanding how to deal with things like USB cameras and such. Well luckily the developers of Cheese realized this and created libcheese to help. libcheese is today used by Cheese itself of course,
Cheese reference manual developer.gnome.org2013-02-16⚑videohttp://developer.gnome.org/cheese/unstable/ libcheese Initializing libcheese Initialize libcheese CheeseCameraA representation of the video capture device inside CheeseWidget CheeseCameraDevice Object to represent a video capture device CheeseCameraDeviceMonitor Simple object to enumerate v4l devices CheeseEffect An effect to apply to a video capture stream CheeseFileUtil File utility functions for Cheese libcheese .gtk Initializing libcheese .gtk Initialize libcheese .gtk
Planet.freedesktop.org planet.freedesktop.org2012-11-16⚑enterprise⚑tech http://planet.freedesktop.org libcheese , the simple way of dealing with camera devices GStreamer does assembling advanced video application quite easy, in fact so easy that even I can write such an application in Python What I have had a lot more issues with is understanding how to deal with things like USB cameras and such. Well luckily the developers of Cheese realized this and created libcheese to help. libcheese is today used by Cheese itself of course,