As you might know you can install the Eye Toy camera on Windows XP as a webcam. But how does the whole thing with Windows Vista? I've tried it before and I of course also visited many sites and many of my Forum posts viewed.
I want to explain in this post as I have the silver EyeToy camera on Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit I get to work. However, it should also work with the others.
- download the following file: connect Link
- Unzip in any directory (but please, so that it finds the unzipped files :-))
- camera to the USB port and install drivers stop!
- Then go into the Device Manager (r-click on My Computer -> Manage -> System -> Device Manager)
- Then you had to have this picture in about:
- r-click on "EyeToy USB camera Namtai" -> Properties
- Click "Reinstall Driver ..." in "Click (Search for driver software manually and install)!
- click on" Search
- my computer for driver software Choose from a list of device drivers on my computer "
- selected as device type" Imaging devices "and click Next
- now selects the button "Have Disk ..."
- clicking on "Browse ..."
- Go into the folder in which your the files before you unpack the file and select "OV519.INF" from.
- Click Open -> OK ->
- is "D-Link VGA Webcam" message, that's OK!
- next -> YES -> Install this driver software anyway.
- The last two clicks are crucial.
- Click Close
- is now a window (sel3110) with 5 question marks and a point. Click on OK!
- will now be asked if you live in a 50 Hz country. In Germany you can click it to Yes .
- Now the webcam is installed and should work. That you can with a program to test the directory is located in the unzipped. (AMCAP.EXE)
- If you now see what they should record the webcam was installed correctly.
Tip: if everything is a little out of focus then you should turn times on the lens and you make "sharp".
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