Re: video(4) landed. "No webcam driver" is dead.

On Sun, Aug 9, 2026 at 11:41 PM Abdelkader Boudih <freebsd@seuros.com>
wrote:

> Where its been tested:
>
>    - across basically the whole Apple fleet here : MacBooks, iMacs, Every
>    one of those machines is now missing exactly one thing (WiFi, still
>    catching up on some chipsets).
>    - Also tested on regular Laptops with integrated webcams, which mostly
>    just worked .
>
> Thanks a lot for your work Abdelkader,

tested on Lenovo Carbon.
First it shows 2 devices (but there is only one webcam):

uvideo0 on uhub1
uvideo0: <8SSC21K64613V1SR41F138L Integrated Camera, class 239/2, rev
2.01/10.18, addr 2> on usbus1
uvideo0: 2 format(s), iface_index=1, endpoint=0x81, psize=2940, isoc
uvideo0: default format: pixfmt=0x47504a4d, 1280x720, max_fbuf=4147200
uvideo0: registered as /dev/video0
uvideo1 on uhub1
uvideo1: <8SSC21K64613V1SR41F138L Integrated Camera, class 239/2, rev
2.01/10.18, addr 2> on usbus1
uvideo1: 1 format(s), iface_index=3, endpoint=0x82, psize=1300, isoc
uvideo1: default format: pixfmt=0x59455247, 640x360, max_fbuf=230400
uvideo1: registered as /dev/video1


Tested with videolan (opening the v4l2:///dev/videoX device):
- The first video0 shows a full HD video but upside-down
- The second video1 shows a smaller resolution video (640x360) from the
same device, black and white, flickering, still upside-down

Regards,

Olivier