Logitech Eyetoy Usb Camera Drivers For Mac

• Logitech Eyetoy Usb Camera Drivers For Mac Windows 10

Sony / Logitech PS2 EyeToy drivers for Windows 64 bit Following up on an old post about Sony PS2 EyeToy drivers for Windows, which got that old Playstation 2 EyeToy web camera working on Windows 32bit environments, I’ve finally managed to get drivers that work for 64 bit. I need playstation2 eyetoy usb camera driver for windows 7 64 bit Any suggestions? Logitech Drivers: Capture.

Following up on an old post about, which got that old Playstation 2 EyeToy web camera working on Windows 32bit environments, I’ve finally managed to get drivers that work for 64 bit. Available here (for now): And taken from “Unpack to Desktop. To install, go to Device Manager, right click the EyeToy, and then Update Driver, then Browse, Let me pick, Have Disk, and then HCLASSIC.inf at the root of the supplied folder you put on your desktop.

It will complain about the drivers not being signed, but it is golden! I included a small camera test program, which is labeled EyeToy.exe” Works for me on Windows 7.

Haven’t tried it on Windows 8 yet but in theory it should work.

Okay, so in this instructable we will be turning an Eyetoy into a webcam for Windows Vista. If I find any drivers for Windows 7 and XP I will update this post, however I have heard that the Vista driver is compatible with XP systems. Essencially what we will be doing is installinga new driver, if you don't know what that is I will explain. A driver basically allows your computer to communitcate with other software. They eyetoy is missing a driver, when plugged in your computer will recognize that it is a picture/video device but not that it is a webcam, you need to install a driver that will allow your computer to recognize it as a webcam and use it as one. This instructable should cost you no money, assuming that you already have an eyetoy.

Logitech Eyetoy Usb Camera Drivers For Mac Windows 10

The driver download is free. The first thing you want to do is check out what model you have. If you have one of the older ones it should be a logitech, if you have the newer silver one it should be a namtai.

You can also check this by checking your device manager via the control panel, it should designate it as either a logitech or namtai. Next what you want to do is go to this website: This is the result of searching 'eyetoy' on Select one of the two choices as shown in the picture below, choosing either the Namtai or Logitech version of the driver. Also make sure you are selecting an option with the author by the name of Thomas Dobson. Next you want to proceed to download the file you selected. The download button should say 'Download Now (no viruses detected)' Go through all of the download steps. Just a note, it will ask you if you live in a 50hz country.

Countries like the US and Japan are 60hz countries, if you don't know what area you live in you can google search a list of 50hz countries. Also you will most likely encounter a box that just says '???????'

And the option to click OK, it doens't mean something went wrong so just click OK and continue. Finish the download and your Eyetoy will be a fully functional webcam! It's actually a pretty high picture quality so have fun! As you are saying you are running Windows 10 on your PC, I guess you are running the 64 bits version, aren't you? You have to download the 64 bits of this driver (if you can't find it, drop me a line and I'll upload for you).

Go to the hardware administrator, and once there, install the driver using the 'update driver' by clicking over the cam icon the right button of your mouse. It will find the driver and install it for you. If you still having a problem or if you need further instructions, drop me a line and I will come to you as soon as possible with a complete tutorial. Windows 8.1 As of Feb 2015 Can't believe I am trying to do this, but even so, I am unfortunately not able to get the device manager to detect any drivers within the extracted file. I chose one By:, the most recent was quaranteed by Macafee for containing a Trojan. This one appears good. I can't really get any of the contents to work independently, so I have no way to directly install a driver through the device manager or the file contents.

AMCAP is present as Awatson16 mentioned, various application extentions, security catalogs, and SET files. I will keep pushing, but it isn't looking so good. If anyone has any solutions, please respond. Even if many years goes by, I would like a response out of sheer curiosity and persistence. I dont normally comment but as im feeling nice today. Great drivers, works fine for me even if the install chucked up a tiny error message at the end, all you have to do is tell windows where the extracted file is (For the people saying they have problems with it), I suggest to anyone who does not like to be pink to stick something over the eyetoys red light. File comes with a way to adjust cam options like brightness and hue aswell.

Just use the program AMCAP in the downloaded file after installing.