Casio QV-700 support in Linux?

Hello,

I have managed to get my hands on an old Casio QV-700. (Well,
actually, years ago I bought it, and then when I bought a Digital Rebel
I gave the Casio to someone. They now have a better digital camera,
and they have given me back the Casio.)

Anyway, I have manage to klug together a working linux box. I am going
to give it to someone that is in need of a computer. (Okay, I think she
needs a hobby to figure out a linux system, that will give someone a
year or so worth of exploring to do.)

Anyway, I am wondering if I can get a Casio QV-700 to work in Linux.

The system is running SuSe 10.0, if that helps. It has the drives for
the digital camera cards. I did put the card out of my Canon in the
drive, and it found the card. FL-Photo will import off the card.

The problem I have had in the past is converting from the Casio file
format to jpg file format.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance,

roland

piperut wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have managed to get my hands on an old Casio QV-700. (Well,
> actually, years ago I bought it, and then when I bought a Digital Rebel
> I gave the Casio to someone. They now have a better digital camera,
> and they have given me back the Casio.)
>
> Anyway, I have manage to klug together a working linux box. I am going
> to give it to someone that is in need of a computer. (Okay, I think she
> needs a hobby to figure out a linux system, that will give someone a
> year or so worth of exploring to do.)
>
> Anyway, I am wondering if I can get a Casio QV-700 to work in Linux.
>
> The system is running SuSe 10.0, if that helps. It has the drives for
> the digital camera cards. I did put the card out of my Canon in the
> drive, and it found the card. FL-Photo will import off the card.
>
> The problem I have had in the past is converting from the Casio file
> format to jpg file format.
>
> Any ideas?

What's the Casio file format? ImageMagick's convert program can convert
just about anything that's not proprietary.

Paul Allen