Gary
OK guys, thanks for the success stories.
I have a greyscale serial quickcam that the imaging chip is damaged (I blasted it with too much light using it on a microscope, be careful if you do that :) but it works on my old 8.6 desktop, the image is just kinda faint in the middle.
I downloaded both the 2.1.2 and 2.1.3 quickcam drivers from Logitech's ftp site; when I try and run QuickPict or any other util though, those softwares tell me "the application has quit as it needs an update to work with the newer OS" or similar.
This is 1400/G3, 9.1, Quicktime 5.x.
If someone has drivers that work, can you tell me the version of the 3 quickcam extensions (last in the extensions drawer, with the ~ in their name, and what quicktime you are using (since this cam uses quicktime for everything that might matter too).
Thanks,
Brian
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