beta18 doens’t fix the slowing down of the system for logitech quickcam 9000 pro. sadly the cam is now already used in the installation so I can’t give more informations at the moment … but in a month or so I will get the cam back then I can make some more tests.
… another problem is that without the logitech drivers all the ‘extra’ cam options are not available.
best andreas
@joreg - maybe we see us next week, I still need to get my cam back (but it’s not that hurry)
I hope this thread hasn’t died yet.
I get the same prblem using the built-in cam on my Nexoc E619 (aka Compal IFL90/Sagem 2090 etc…).
Whenever a pin in VideoIn is clicked vvvv freezes. Its even impossible to kill the process in the taskmanager. Logout doesn’t help either, so I have to restart the whole machine, which is a major turnoff.
The cam is a Sonix, don’t know which one though. Found no newer drivers than the ones provided by the laptop manufacturer.
System specs:
XP Pro SP3
.NET installed
DX 9 latest
Deactivating the cam and using another one (Philips TouCam Pro II in this case) solves the crashing problem. Of course I would prefer not having to carry that around…
Can this be fixed by vvvv? I don’t expect anybody at Sonix to burst into tears and write new drivers if I told them (actually I wouldn’t know what’s to fix).
Alternatively I’d suggest to start a compatibility list.
grz
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ps: besides: just took my first steps with vvvv. nice work so far guys :-)
you are using beta19.1, right?
hm…really hard to deal with those problems. @m9: do you have your cam back meanwhile? probably i could have another look at it…and maybe that could solve fluffs troubles also…
@m9dfukc:
think i got the little bugger. so i have beta>20 running with the quickcam pro 9000s 11.8 driver. but still only with 5fps@1600x1200 so thats the same as with the generic windows usb cam driver. but this seems just to be the specs, as the cam reports the following:
I420 1600x1200 - 1600x1200 Granularity in X:1 Granularity in Y:1 @5 to 5fps