As an option for drivers there is a program zadig( ), and in particular WinUSB (libusb), but OpenCV Python (the standard function cv2.VideoCapture) sees only one camera. I found a project that can use several cameras at once in OpenCV with WinUSB drivers (libusb) - (Open bin/test_camera.exe). But it is written in C++ and due to its incompetence in this programming language, I could not port the code to python.
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From: Marc Boucher To: lwn-AT-lwn.netSubject: Solution to use Broadcom and other unsupported Wireless LAN devices under LinuxDate: Sat, 11 Oct 2003 09:56:34 -0400LINUXANT RELEASES REVOLUTIONARY DRIVERLOADER FOR BROADCOM WIRELESS LAN DEVICES MONTREAL, QC Oct. 10, 2003 - Linuxant inc., a world-class supplier ofconsulting, software development and professional support services isannouncing the immediate availability of DriverLoader, a revolutionarycompatibility-wrapper allowing standard Windows NDIS drivers shipped byhardware vendors to be used as-is on Linux x86 systems. DriverLoader technology is the ideal Linux solution to support devices forwhich no adequate native open-source drivers are available. It also allowsvendors to drastically reduce time to market or eliminate the need to supportmultiple drivers for Windows and Linux. By using the same driver on bothplatforms, significant resources can be saved. Thanks to DriverLoader, owners of 802.11g 54mbps Wireless LAN devices (CardBusand PCI) based on Broadcom chipsets can now use their devices under Linux,enjoying the full speed of the latest Wireless LAN technology with the freedomof the renowned open-source operating-system. Broadcom chipsets are the foundation of many Notebook or Desktop Wireless LANadapter products by numerous vendors, such as Belkin, Buffalo, Cisco/Linksys,Dell, eMachines, Fujitsu, Gateway, HP/Compaq, Microsoft, Motorola, etc.. DriverLoader packages can be downloaded from Linuxant's web site at no cost*.The software is easy to install on any supported Linux distribution (RedHat,SuSE, Mandrake, Debian) with any recent 2.4 or 2.6 kernel, and includes auser-friendly Web-based configuration system. Vendors interested in using DriverLoader technology to enable their productsunder Linux should contact services-AT-linuxant.com. For more information or to download your copy of DriverLoader, please go to About Linuxant Linuxant is a world-class supplier of consulting, software development andprofessional support services. Linuxant works closely with leading vendors andOEMs of semiconductor, PC, embedded and communication/wireless products, aswell as with companies in other industries, providing technological expertiseand solutions to maximize the potential of Linux and open-source. Additionally,Linuxant develops and distributes specialized system software, such as devicedrivers for specific applications. * Linuxant is happy to provide free trial DriverLoader licenses, whilediscussions are under way with hardware vendors to finance development costs.Linuxant hopes that DriverLoader will remain free for end-users. (Log in to post comments) exclusion of reverse-engineering Posted Oct 12, 2003 16:14 UTC (Sun) by mk270 (guest, #4485) [Link]
They currently give away a trial-license up to november for free in their web shop(you have to register for it, though) It seems like they will charge a fee for it like they do with the connexant modem drivers. I asked somebody form their support to do a clearer statement on their web site...But get me right: I thik it's just fair to ask for some amount, since linuxant has the work, takes the support and takes the NDA's we don't want to take. If only the license statements of the kernel were more precise regarding this kind of busines model!byeUlf You can redistribute, but you will need a license from linuxant... Posted Oct 13, 2003 15:14 UTC (Mon) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link]
The big question here, is not what kind of reverse engineering applyed but transform what was always a pure "freeware"(the only one), as in "free beer", of the M$ windows world into a payed model in the Linux world.IMO THIS IS NOT EVOLUTION, BUT INVOLUTION...IN A STANDARD FORM, ITS LIKE M$ NGSCB/Paladium,..., YOU END UP TO HAVE TO PAY HEAVLY, WITH LOTS OF ACTIVATION KEYS, JUST TO USE YOUR MACHINE.Wouldn't it be better to the Linux community to team up with the "Hardware Industry", and define interfaces for "NATIVE" Linux drivers ???There would be a hole new era of "payed oportunitys" for hackers to develop drivers for Linux, proprietary and Open-source.With defined interfaces in place, i doubt there would be a single Vendor/Manufactor that wouldn't release their older and out of production "Hardware Driver" in a Open-Source form,..., patents allowing and M$ bulling against, even so it would be far better than today model where in 2.4.23 "we" are still fixing drivers, by presentiment and reverse engineering, mostly for 1 year old hardware. Linuxant releases DriverLoader Posted Oct 12, 2003 16:53 UTC (Sun) by standby (guest, #9796) [Link]
On reverse engineering:If you know exactly Wintendo API for drivers,and you know Linux module API - you just glue it.Driver thinks it is Windows: kernel thinks it is Linux.Is there something to reverse engineer?It has been done by mplayer loading windows.dll codecs.No, I can not do it, I do not have any information on MS side.But I expect it is just hard work to be done.BRIztok Linuxant releases DriverLoader Posted Oct 12, 2003 17:23 UTC (Sun) by dr_lha (guest, #86) [Link]
Thanks to DriverLoader, owners of 802.11g 54mbps Wireless LAN devices (CardBusand PCI) based on Broadcom chipsets can now use their devices under Linux,enjoying the full speed of the latest Wireless LAN technology with the freedomof the renowned open-source operating-system.Enjoying the freedom? But if you use those drivers, that part of that operating system doesn't give you any freedom anymore. That's why we should request and/or write free drivers, because an operating system with non-free drivers is still a partly free operating system. Linuxant releases DriverLoader Posted Oct 12, 2003 19:17 UTC (Sun) by rknop (guest, #66) [Link]
On the one hand, it makes devices available to people who otherwise couldn't use them.On the other hand, it makes it that much easier for a company not to release programming specs for its devices, saying, oh, well, you can use the windows driver with this adapter widget. The result: as more new hardware comes out, we're going to be less and less likely to get open source drivers, and the community is going to be less and less likely to get the information it needs to make open source drivers. In the long run, this is not a good thing.On the gripping hand, if for philosophical or practical reasons you don't want to use binary-only drivers (or driver adapters) (and, yes, there are practical reasons too), it will get harder and harder to stick by your guns. E.g., where I am, in a scientific department, right now I try to convince people to buy hardware supported by default open source drivers. As others become aware of binary-only solutions, though, they'll consider them solutions, and will consider me some sort of fuddy-duddy idiot for trying to avoid them. I already get into debates I'd just rather not get into about whether or not one ought to buy nVidia video cards. (I'm not the "not" side of that discusson, because I don't want to be trapped into needing binary-only drivers forevermore for the hardware that I buy.)-Rob Linuxant releases DriverLoader Posted Oct 12, 2003 23:20 UTC (Sun) by dr_lha (guest, #86) [Link] 2ff7e9595c
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