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From: "Laszlo G. Vagner" <kf7nn@airmail.net.nospam>
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how do you use qcamcontrol to grab a picture?

I tried running it as just qcamcontrol and get all sorts of wierd
characters on my xterm...

i tried piping it to a .jpg file by doing qcamcontrol > test.jpg and
then viewing it with cjpeg, i get junk again?

I will see if cv can look at it.