image/jpeg format with v4l2 webcam

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Hello, everyone. I am using gstreamer (through gst-launch) to access my
v4l2 webcam (I have two - Logitech QuickCam for Notebooks Pro & Logitech
QuickCam Pro 5000), both of which work perfectly fine when using
video/x-raw-yuv-type pixel formats.
However, when I want to capture the video using the supported image/jpeg
pixel formats, which I presume would be higher quality (if I dump
straight to JPEG/MJPEG files) as no implicit conversion is happening, I
get framerates much lower than expected.
For example, my webcams claim to support up to 30 frames per second when
capturing in the image/jpeg format. But the resulting video is much,
much slower. And this scales, somehow, if I change the capture
framerate. So, for example, if I specify 25 fps, it's slower than the
30, and 15 is slower than 25, etc. But all of these are much slower in
terms of capture than their yuv-format counterparts.
Could someone guide me as to how I can find the source of this problem
and/or test different settings that might work?
Thanks!
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