On Wed, 2002-10-30 at 20:34, Dirk van den Brink Jr wrote: > I decided to take the leap. The device is seen as a usb-storage device in "DV > DISK" mode (but shows it as 8MB, although it has 128MB internal memory), and [...] > bring up the first test video I recorded on my room mate's XP system (showed > it as a usb drive, but also mistakenly showed it as 8MB), and the quality was
With regard to the 8 MB size, if it is 8 MB is WinXP as well then I'd advice you to call the OEM and demand satisfaction - you paid for 128 MB and got only 8, apparently! Say that you saw it on WinXP and they will have to explain to you what is going on. My guess is, they have a bug in firmware. Or they really have only 8 MB [addressable]. Or maybe you need to format the media. > (... and reconnects as a web cam ...) > Oct 30 22:08:57 superfly kernel: usb.c: USB device 11 (vend/prod 0x8ca/0x104) > is not claimed by any active driver. http://www.linux-usb.org/ says: 08ca AIPTEK International Inc. 0020 APT-6000U Tablet 0103 Pocket DV Digital Camera You may want to add the new device to the list. Yours is 0104. Also, in a webcam mode you will need V4L driver, not mass storage. But probably it isn't worth the trouble if the device connects at 12 Mbps. Dmitri
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