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Old 09-03-2012
Question Webcam software?

Does anyone know if there is a webcam software (like webcamXP), but for Linux (Debian)?
I need to have a program (with GUI), where I can add and manage multiple USB cameras, and be able to upload images via FTP.
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USCANNER(4)						   BSD Kernel Interfaces Manual 					       USCANNER(4)

NAME
uscanner -- minimal USB support for scanners SYNOPSIS
uscanner* at uhub? DESCRIPTION
The uscanner driver provides minimal support for USB scanners. The driver recognizes a number of USB scanners, but to actually scan anything there needs to be software that knows about the particular scanner. The SANE package provides support for some scanners. HARDWARE
The uscanner driver works with the following scanners: Epson GT-7000 Perfection 610U Perfection 636U Perfection 1200U Perfection 1200U Photo Perfection 1260 Perfection 1660 Perfection 2400 HP ScanJet 4100C ScanJet 5200C ScanJet 6300C Many other scanners are recognized, but there is no software support for them yet. SEE ALSO
scanimage(1), usb(4), usscanner(4) USB Scanners under Linux, http://www.buzzard.org.uk/jonathan/scanners-usb.html. HISTORY
The uscanner driver appeared in NetBSD 1.6. BUGS
This driver should not really exist. The scanners it recognizes can be accessed through the ugen(4) driver instead. A proper scanner driver would provide a uniform interface to scanners instead of exposing the innards of the scanner. The reason the driver exists is to have some- thing that is compatible with the Linux driver. BSD
September 10, 2000 BSD