Examples in this directory:

1) cameraserver / cameraclient:
Maintainer : Michael Repplinger, Marco Lohse
Status : Working
Info   : These two are to be used as a pair, they implement one direction
         of a video conference.
Usage  :
> cameraserver <port> [<channel>] [white] [nomirror] [big]
Start this program on the system that should supply the image (mostly one with
a camera)
- port     : the TCP port number to listen on
- channel  : (Mostly unused) use this camera channel (default: 3)
- white    : Do not attempt to use a camera, use WhiteNoise instead
- nomirror : Do not display the local image in an extra window
- big      : Use 640 x 480 x 7.5fps instead of 320 x 240 x 30 fps. Use "big"
             either with both programs or with none!

> cameraclient <host> <port> [big]
Start this program on the system that should recieve and display the image
- host : The name of the system on which cameraserver is running
- port : The port number the cameraserver is listening on
- big  : Use 640 x 480 x 7.5fps instead of 320 x 240 x 30 fps. Use "big" either
         with both programs or with none!

2) cameratest:
Maintainer : mlohse
Status : Working
Info   : Test program for Firewire-Camera. Supports RGB or YUV display modus.
         Camera->[YUVtoRGBConverter]->RGBDisplay
         Instead of displaying the picture from the camera, 'noise' can be used.
> cameratest rgb|yuv [noise] [gl] [big]
- rgb   : use a yuv-2-rgb converter
- yuv   : use the X-Window extensions to display the YUV-Buffer.
- noise : use a WhiteNoise-node.

3) rgbtest:
Maintainer : Michael Repplinger
Status : Working
Info   : The same as example 3 but uses camera's RGB-Mode (not supported by Sony DFW-Cameras)
         Camera->RGB565toRGB32Converter->RGBDisplay
Usage  :
> rgbtest

4) camerawhite:
Maintainer :
Status : Working
Info   :
Usage  :
> camerawhite
