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From: Jamie Bowden <jamie@inna.net>
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Subject: frame capture
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Is there any way to grab a frame from the bt848 using a command line?  
What we need is to grab a frame every 60 seconds or so.  If you visit 
http://www.inna.net/tbi-qcam.html, you'll see what we're doing.  We want 
to replace the quickcam with a real camera.  

Jamie Bowden

Network Administrator, TBI Ltd.