Support multi-field controls
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Support multi-field controls
- Some controls can have more than one field, or "part".
- Previously, only the first value was (partially, if at all) supported.
- Updates commands to accept one or two values.
- Not accepting 2+/"unlimited" fields at this time.
- Can be implemented, but there is no use case (?) at the moment.
- No checks are performed against the underlying camera control.
- If a control only supports one field, a second value is (seemingly) ignored.
- If only one value is provided to a multi-field control, the second value is (probably) set to
0.- Only tested using
absolute_pan_tiltusing Logitech C920.
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Support multi-field controls - Some controls can have more than one field, or "part". - Previously, only the first value was (partially, if at all) supported. - Updates commands to accept one or two values. - Not accepting 2+/"unlimited" fields at this time. - Can be implemented, but there is no use case (?) at the moment. - No checks are performed against the underlying camera control. - If a control only supports one field, a second value is (seemingly) ignored. - If only one value is provided to a multi-field control, the second value is (probably) set to `0`. - Only tested using `absolute_pan_tilt` using Logitech C920.