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hipersayanX
>1.AkVCamAssistant.exe --install Did you did that with both x86 and x64 plugins?
Yes this is on my radar actually, I was looking about Pipewire the last week and it [seems possible](https://github.com/PipeWire/pipewire/tree/master/spa/plugins), but more projects needs to adopt it, otherwise it won't work...
>Right. As some of the posts I've seen about Pipewire's development, Cheese supports it automatically by virtue of using gstreamer. Not sure how much other software supports it yet. I'm...
IMO it wound be better to provide the alternative code directly, for example, instead of defining V4L2_MIN_QUEUED_BUFFERS, do: ``` #if LINUX_VERSION_CODE < KERNEL_VERSION( 6, 8, 0) self->queue.min_buffers_needed = AKVCAM_BUFFERS_MIN; #else...
Try adding ```request_module("videobuf2_vmalloc");``` [here](https://github.com/webcamoid/akvcam/blob/8ddafe1b08ffd3053e4529f0e80db448cd177028/src/module.c#L42) and check if it works.
>Is that planed for the near future? No so much near, I'm very busy and have other priorities right now.
I'm working on [video conversion support in Webcamoid](https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/blob/video-converter/libAvKys/Lib/src/akvideoconverter.cpp), once finished, I will port the code to the virtual cameras.
All the buffer operations are done [here](https://github.com/webcamoid/akvcam/blob/918587d7987caf5b55488471cd7cb3bad2f89177/src/buffers.c#L387). It would be necessary to see in which of those operations they want that flag to be added. Anyway, it seems that it...
You can see [here](https://kernel.org/) a list of all kernel versions maintained by the Linux developers, those are the only versions supported by akvcam, all those versions will receive the patch...
Give me the code snippet that is failing, also ```uname -r```.