Just installed a webcam driver and cannot access the cam, how so?

dvdbunny · 2 Jan 2009 at 15:31

I got the kodak dvc325 webcam. I have had it for about ten years now. A new driver was released about a year ago. I just installed it. Then plugged my cam in and then windows asked me to search automatically online for the driver which I did and it installed all fine. Now how do I gain access to the camera. There used to be a software built into the old drivers where I can pull it up to take a picture. I have been pressing on the button on top of the camera which I thought is the on button, but I think it takes snap shots. When I press it, the mouse cursor shows it doing something. But where on my computer would it shows photos? I have looked in program files and see no kodak folder. Please help, as I what I really want to do is to get this working with free-track which is a software like natural points track ir 4 pro device.

Many thanks in advance

Ben M · 2 Jan 2009 at 15:32

well first you get your wii remote, and use it to play a free demo, then plug in a free ps3. then you boil some water with a battery powered kettle, pour that onto a book you wrote yourself, and then you post in the correct forum.

dvdbunny · 2 Jan 2009 at 16:07

oh yes, sorry wrong forum. Well if anyone can help me on this that would be great, thanks.

ns400r · 2 Jan 2009 at 16:26

In XP you can usually just open My Computer and access the camera from there.