
2.2
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* added color tags to config file (for css file)

2.1
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* support for robots.txt, sending robots away.
* fixing content-length for css
* improved html and css. validators give ok.

2.0
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Actually, this is not just another release, this is the
point where I renamed the project. bktr is not the only
camera supported, so the name doesn't fit anymore. A lot
of new features, improved stability, xml-based preferences.
bktr2jpeg is gone, long live Cambevao!

2.0a11
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restructured cam-structures, replaced command line arguments
with xml-based config file.
pkgsrc-related patches by David Brownlee. Thank you!

2.0a10
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cam_ov511 sometimes freaks out on NetBSD with ohci. Not sure,
if that problems exists on uhci or FreeBSD. Anyway, we will
reset the device in that case now.

2.0a9
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tried to init bktr cams so that running fxtv after reboot is
not required anymore. disadvantage: you really have to set
the TV format you're using, see output of -h switch.
sleep time is printed to static html page, giving exact results
for the client.
Providing NetBSD's implementation of pidfile for FreeBSD
users. Just adjust the Makefile.

2.0a8
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ov511 based cam now respects user specified device (-d switch).
Switched auto-brightness control on, cam_ov511 respects user
defined contrast/brightness values. 7620 does not have a 
contrast register, cheating with gamma.

2.0a7
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Corrected a bug concerning the time shown in logfiles and
embedded in the image. Forgot to handle the time zone and
time adjustments correctly.
Reworked streamer code a lot, resulting in more performance
and faster connects.
Debug output goes through a single function, formatting it.

2.0a6
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Switched log format to Combined Log Format (see
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/logs.html#combined). Thus you
can use common apache log file analyzers.

2.0a5
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Added the log file feature. With "-l <logfile>" you may specify
that you may write a logfile, which includes the date and time of
client's access and end as well as the amount of bytes transfered per
client.

Reworked streaming module, includes all you need for a standalone
static and streaming webcam server.
HTTP handling is still rough, but works for Mozilla. IE still
has some minor problems, beside not being able to display the
streaming without a Java applet.

2.0a4
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Found the problem with 640x480 and YUV422. It just doesn't fit
cameras internal memory, thanks Martijn for pointing me at this!
cam_ov511 now calculates the best format that matches the
specified widht/height. You can get 422 at up to 608x416,
resulting in a much better image quality.

Experimental streaming mode for Mozilla/Netscape browsers (using
multipart/x-mixed-replace). bktr2jpeg acts as a *very* simple
webserver providing streaming images. Poor handling of multiple
clients, though. Overall bandwidth used is that of the slowest client.
For this feature the cam interface changed slighty.

2.0a3
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Support for resolutions other then 320x240 and 640x480 for ov511
cams too, --width and --height are respected.

Ability to run as daemon. That means support for NetBSD's rc.d system
and unattended capturing (an rc.d script is included). Includes
directing error messages to syslog.

New mode where all images are kept instead of overwritten. An
appropriate symlink will be generated.

2.0a1/a2
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Major rewrite to get multiple cameras supported. Next to /dev/bktr
support for ov511+/ov7620 based USB webcams added. If you have a similar
but unsupported camera (ov511/ov518/ov7610/whatever chipset), feel free
to contact me.

Messages may be included at the bottom, the image will be dimmed
at this place to improve readability. Personal fonts may be used,
which must be in raw font format, similar to what NetBSD's wscons
takes (see /usr/pkgsrc/sysutils/pcvt-utils).


1.0
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Initial release after getting tired of these "how can I capture a
jpeg from /dev/bktr" on freebsd-multimedia mailing list.

