[03:17] <theelder777> if a usb video capture device (with an empia chip, em28xx) has bInterfaceClass descriptor set to "Vendor Specific Class," does that mean it should have a em28xx based driver? Or would there be a case where it would be a uvc based driver? Does this question even make sense? Anyone?
[03:18] <theelder777> :(
[07:55] <kbingham> theelder777: Have you looked through https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Em28xx_devices ? It looks like it's a separate driver.
[09:39] <tuxuser> hey guys, lookin for olli salonen, is he here sometimes?
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[17:42] <ndufresne> hverkuil, am I correct to think that it's not possible to enumerate a range of frame rate, let's say 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 fps, using V4L2_FRMIVAL_TYPE_STEPWISE
[17:43] <ndufresne> hverkuil, I think venus driver wanted to have 1-30 fps range
[17:43] <ndufresne> It ended up with: "Interval: Stepwise 0.033s - 1.000s with step 0.033s (1.000-30.000 fps)"
[17:44] <ndufresne> but the step between frameinterval (aka frame duration) is not equal if you wanted a step of 1 fps
[17:44] <ndufresne> The v4l2-ctl trace (the part with parentheses) is miss-leading
[17:49] <hverkuil> ndufresne: you're correct.
[17:50] <ndufresne> ok
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