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Maintainer:dimag0g
Version:1.5.1.0
Filesize:121 kB
Category:Graphics
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Redistribute:Allowed
Added:Aug 14, 2014
Updated:Jan 30, 2015
Downloads:1364
Package Author: dimag0g
Description:
Zbar barcode reader. Uses webcam for input and outputs the scanned code to clipboard and appdata/zbarcam.log.
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Zbarcam is pretty straightforward to use. Plug your webcam, start the PND and film the code. Once the code is recognized, it will be copied to the clipboard.

Tips and tricks:

- Before you start scanning, take a moment to adjust your webcam. Most webcams allow you to focus by screwing the lens in and out. Place your webcam approx 20 cm from the target (computer screen, printed text) and adjust the focus to get a sharp view.

- If you wish to abort the operation, press Q before disconnecting the webcam. Removing the webcam while in use may hang the driver, and you will have to reboot in order to use it again.

Changelog:
1.0 - Initial release
1.1 - Fixed the "slow scan" issue
1.2 - Multi-line QR codes are now handled properly
1.3
- Fixed bugs with non-english UTF-8 QR codes
- Interface adapted for batch scanning
1.4
- Fixed a bug which prevented clean PND unmount
- Automatic activation/deactivation of USB host
1.5
- Patched for compatibility with the new kernel drivers (thanks notaz!)
- Reduced PND size
1.5.1
This is a security update. By default, the app won't leave any data in the appdata (or somewhere else), so that QR codes can be safely used to transfer access codes, passwords and keys between Pandora and other devices.

The users in need of batch processing and logging features must create the directory called "log" inside appdata/zbarcam. If this directory is present, each successfully converted data entry is logged there.
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Silent-Hunter
17/08/2014 15:45 UTC
v1.1.0.0
Hey I dunno what you did, but it's fixed now!
dimag0g
17/08/2014 14:00 UTC
v1.0.0.0
Are you sure the barcodes you tried actually correspond to the numbers written on them? Could you verify them with a scanner? (to be honest, I never happened to scan a barcode for my own purposes, I mostly use QR codes in apps like BTSync or Syncthing to avoid typing 50-something keys manually)
Silent-Hunter
16/08/2014 05:51 UTC
v1.0.0.0
Most barcodes don't work. I got one out of about twenty to read, and it said something different than the barcode actually says. QR codes work a bit better, but it still takes about twenty seconds to read it.
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