[Tellico-users] Tellico bug in Search facility

Matthew Soffen sirgeek at mrsucko.org
Thu Aug 12 13:03:05 UTC 2010


I believe the packages are now built with a switch to turn on or off the
web cam feature (as it was causing me major headaches in Fedora).

I believe that you need to go to:

Settings->Configure Tellico

Then uncheck:
Enable webcam for barcode scanning

Good Luck !

Matt

> Am Dienstag, 10. August 2010, 20:45:27 schrieb AMANDA CHANDLER:
>> Hi there.
>> I have a problem with the ISBN Search
>> function in this package. When I run this on Ubuntu 10.4 netbook
>> edition, running on an ASUS Eee PC 900, it has a couple of
>> interesting extra features which I am not sure are intentional:
>> a) it activates my webcam and opens a
>> new window showing me myself in the webcam, with no controls or
>> options available to close the window or switch off the webcam (which
>> is off by default on my system). It does this not only when the
>> dialogue box opens but again if you change the search e.g. to/from
>> ISBN.com.
>> b) when you fill in the ISBN number and
>> click "search", sometimes instead of finding the book, even
>> when a valid number is entered which is found on other occasions, it
>> re-displays the screen with some apparently random ISBN number and
>> repeatedly searches and changes the number on its own.
>> Hope this information is enough for you
>> to track down the bug.
>> Yours faithfully,
>> A J Chandler
>
> Hi,
>
> this is not a bug, it's a feature ;)
> The webcam is used to scan for barcodes.
> This feature is experimental und needs to be enabled _explicitly_ during
> compile time.
>
> I'm not sure, if it can be disabled without recompiling.
>
> Sebastian
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