This software captures images from a video webcam.
If you are looking for a Perl module that can capture still images from a USB video camera attached to your Linux box, Video::Capture::V4l::Imager can be a good choice for you. One of the key advantages of this module is that the images are returned as Imager objects, which can be easily saved and manipulated to disk.
In terms of functionality, Video::Capture::V4l::Imager is essentially a convenience wrapper around Marc Lehmann's Video::Capture::V4l module. The module follows a simple procedure to capture still images from the video stream.
To use Video::Capture::V4l::Imager in your own projects, you can include it as a dependency in your Perl code. Once you have called the necessary functions to set up the capture, you can simply call the "capture" method to grab an image from the stream. The resulting Imager object can then be saved or manipulated as needed.
Overall, Video::Capture::V4l::Imager can be a valuable tool if you need to work with images captured from a USB video cam on a Linux system. By simplifying the capture process and returning images as objects that can be easily manipulated, it can save you time and effort in your projects.
In terms of functionality, Video::Capture::V4l::Imager is essentially a convenience wrapper around Marc Lehmann's Video::Capture::V4l module. The module follows a simple procedure to capture still images from the video stream.
To use Video::Capture::V4l::Imager in your own projects, you can include it as a dependency in your Perl code. Once you have called the necessary functions to set up the capture, you can simply call the "capture" method to grab an image from the stream. The resulting Imager object can then be saved or manipulated as needed.
Overall, Video::Capture::V4l::Imager can be a valuable tool if you need to work with images captured from a USB video cam on a Linux system. By simplifying the capture process and returning images as objects that can be easily manipulated, it can save you time and effort in your projects.
What's New
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