| Hi Mike, This is an unknown camera. I have no idea what type of chip it uses. Creative has a Vendor ID of 0x041e for just about all their products. You might be able to identify the chip by opening the camera. Sometimes a full Bus Probe using the developer application "USB Prober" might help as well. It does not seem to require USB2. I you submitted the System Profiler from your USB2 capable Mac, then the camera does not even take advantage of USB2. (see note below) Very few cameras *require* USB2. macam foes not yet support any of those. Manufacturers tend to put USB2 on the packaging, even if it is not required. They have low opinion of the users, who they think might get confused between USB1 and USB2. Whatever. Let me know if you find anything out, Thanks, Harald On Aug 10, 2006, at 13:07, Mike Schoop wrote: Picked up a Creative Labs LiveCam NotebookPro Model VF0250 at "Circuit City" for $49 US to try out... I couldn't find that model on your driver sheet, but it sems to match clisely the Creative's Vista™ models and says It says 0x041e in the vender ID.
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