On 9 Jan 2005 at 16:38, Dilwyn Jones wrote: > And while I'm in a foul mood over another non-QL issue, will anyone > having successfully installed a Tevion MD Slimline MD 42361 USB > digital camera please contact me off list - (....)
What a sad story! One, probably stupid, question: Do you need drivers at all? Isn't the camera recognized (as a removable drive) as is? That happened here (with a totally different cam, though, see below). (...) > Which just reinforces my belief that we are so lucky to have this > list. We help each other so much, we argue and still remain friends. cough, cough. > Without my experiences on this list and the QL generally I'd have > probably given up on computers years ago. How any other industryu > could hope to survive by producing such problematic products which > NEVER work first time I'll never know. > Hmm sorry to add to your woes, but I have a totally different story... I took my digicam & digi camcorder to my recent vacations. I took picures & "films" of my children skiing, brought them home, plugged both in: the digicam (USB) was recognized as a removable disk and I just pulled all of the pictures off it into the laptop and was able to display them there. The camcorder was plugged in via firewire, I again just pulled everything off it with some (free) MS software called movie something. Both worked first time. I do admit that this was the first time I was impressed by anything windows related (and the family was suitably impressed). I'm probably just lucky. I didn't install any kind of driver or anything, not even the software that came with the devices - but it was XP SP2.. Wolfgang ---------------------------------------- www.scp-paulet-lenerz.com _______________________________________________ QL-Users Mailing List http://www.q-v-d.demon.co.uk/smsqe.htm
