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This driver consists on a core driver (gspca_main) and several sub-drivers, covering a large range of webcams.
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This driver is a major effort to support all sorts of pre UVC webcams.

The gspca framework consists of a core module ([[gspca_main]]) and several sub-drivers:
[[gspca_conex]],
[[gspca_etoms]],
[[gspca_finepix]],
[[gspca_m5602]],
[[gspca_mars]],
[[gspca_mr97310a]],
[[gspca_ov519]],
[[gspca_ov534]],
[[gspca_pac207]],
[[gspca_pac7311]],
[[gspca_sn9c20x]],
[[gspca_sonixb]],
[[gspca_sonixj]],
[[gspca_spca500]],
[[gspca_spca501]],
[[gspca_spca505]],
[[gspca_spca506]],
[[gspca_spca508]],
[[gspca_spca561]],
[[gspca_stk014]],
[[gspca_stv06xx]],
[[gspca_sunplus]],
[[gspca_t613]],
[[gspca_tv8532]],
[[gspca_vc032x]],
[[gspca_zc3xx]].

'''Development History'''<br>
Its development originally began as the [http://mxhaard.free.fr/ spca5xx] driver; which was the result of reverse engineering efforts to support webcams based upon the Sunplus spca5xx bridge chipset. This original driver used the old V4L 1 API spec. The driver was later expanded to also support other bridge chipsets (such as from Sonix, Transvision, Z-star/Vimicro, Conexant, Etoms), and was rebranded as gspca version 1 in mid 2006. [http://mxhaard.free.fr/news.html]. The gspca framework was later reworked to support the V4L2 API, and the resultant version 2 of the driver became integrated into the 2.6.27 kernel. It remains actively developed [http://moinejf.free.fr/].

Revision as of 19:48, 28 January 2012

This driver consists on a core driver (gspca_main) and several sub-drivers, covering a large range of webcams.

This driver is a major effort to support all sorts of pre UVC webcams.

The gspca framework consists of a core module (gspca_main) and several sub-drivers: gspca_conex, gspca_etoms, gspca_finepix, gspca_m5602, gspca_mars, gspca_mr97310a, gspca_ov519, gspca_ov534, gspca_pac207, gspca_pac7311, gspca_sn9c20x, gspca_sonixb, gspca_sonixj, gspca_spca500, gspca_spca501, gspca_spca505, gspca_spca506, gspca_spca508, gspca_spca561, gspca_stk014, gspca_stv06xx, gspca_sunplus, gspca_t613, gspca_tv8532, gspca_vc032x, gspca_zc3xx.

Development History
Its development originally began as the spca5xx driver; which was the result of reverse engineering efforts to support webcams based upon the Sunplus spca5xx bridge chipset. This original driver used the old V4L 1 API spec. The driver was later expanded to also support other bridge chipsets (such as from Sonix, Transvision, Z-star/Vimicro, Conexant, Etoms), and was rebranded as gspca version 1 in mid 2006. [1]. The gspca framework was later reworked to support the V4L2 API, and the resultant version 2 of the driver became integrated into the 2.6.27 kernel. It remains actively developed [2].