Vision USB Camera QuickTime Driver for MacOS 8.6 ================================================ Version 0.28 11th August 1999 ============================ Requirements ------------ - iMac running MacOS 8.6 (download OS upgrade from Apple web site) Installation -------------- - Decode and unstuff driver - Make sure that any existing CPiA drivers are removed from the extesions folder - Copy updated driver into Extensions folder. Driver Capabilities ------------------- - Frame, asynchronous and YUV capture modes - Sliders for brightness, contrast and saturation Improvements Since v0.21 --------------------------------- - Fixed bug that sometimes caused MacOS hang when camera was unplugged when running - Fixed bug that caused driver not to be "seen" by QuickTime - Applications can now record video correctly Successfully Tested Applications ----------------------------------------- - Apple Video Player (http://asu.info.apple.com/swupdates.nsf/artnum/n11157) - HackTV (http://www.apple.com/quicktime/developers/tools.html) - iVisit (http://www.ivisit.com) - CUSeeMe (http://www.wpine.com) - ICUII (http://www.icuii.com/mac.htm) - BTV (http://members.tripod.com/~benbird/btv) - Adobe Premiere Problematic Applications ------------------------------ - CuSeeMe (and other apps) may not work correctly under QuickTime4 - Adobe Premiere Limited Edition - Most "shareware" WebCam apps Notes ------- On Apple's recommendation, the driver is designed as a compressed source digitiser. All non-PCI digitisers (e.g. Apple's own 1394 DV camera digitiser) will be designed this way. Some older shareware applications cannoit handle this type of driver. Most application authors are aware of this problem and are correcting the applications accordingly. We will continually update our list of compliant applications.Download Driver Pack
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Click the Update Driver button, then follow the instructions.
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