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Don't buyOne bandwidth setting

Its own USB descriptors rule it out for a multi-camera rig.

Offers a single bandwidth setting at 2048 bytes per microframe, so only 3 fit on one USB port and the rest go dark. Not a camera to build a table on.

Bandwidth table read from a real `lsusb -v` dump. 1 isochronous setting, smallest 2048 bytes per microframe. Seen on 8 machines in the dump corpus. USBTreeView dump embedded as C header comment in ESP-IDF's UVC host test fixtures (real captured device, used to validate their USB descriptor parser). High-Speed config only used (file also contains an Other Speed Configuration Descriptor block for Full-Speed fallback which was excluded).

We are not going to help you buy thisIt is a real camera and it may be fine on its own. For a table of eight it is the wrong purchase, so this page does not carry shopping links.

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USB ID: 291a:3369
Fit on one USB port: 3 (at its lowest bandwidth setting)
Bandwidth floor: 2048 bytes per microframe (from a real descriptor dump)
Every bandwidth setting it offers: 2048 bytes per microframe
Seen on: 8 real machines in the dump corpus
Hardware probes: 119
What backs this: Its bandwidth table was read out of a real USB descriptor dump from somebody's machine. We have never held this camera, but we know exactly how much of a USB port it reserves.
Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/linuxhw/LsUSB/master/Desktop/ASUSTek%20Computer/ROG/ROG%

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