• CL Eye Platform Driver

  The CL Eye Platform Driver provides users a signed hardware driver which exposes supported cameras to third party applications such as Adobe Flash, Skype, MSN or Yahoo for video chat or conferencing. Two modes allow basic compatibility mode and a advanced mode for high frame rate development use.

  
  
• Features

  • Driver License
    Single camera support for personal non-commercial use.
    
  • Camera Controls
    Fully configurable settings such as resolution, exposure and gain.
    
  • Chat/Communication Usage
    Rich video chat applications (Adobe FlashAIM/Skype/MSN)
    
  • Dual Operation Modes
    Offers two modes for basic and advanced usage.
    
  • Testing Application
    A platform utility for running baseline audio and video tests.
    
  • Web Video Streaming
    Supports for web based video chat applications.
    

  
  
• Hardware SupportedSupported Applications

  • AOL Aim
  
  
  • Adobe Flash™
  
  
  • - www.cameroid.com
  
  
  • - www.ustream.com
  
  
  • - www.youtube.com
  
  
  • MSN Messenger
  
  
  • Skype Video
  
  

  Software Modes

  • Basic Mode
    Featuring frame rates optimized for compatibility with chat usage.
    
  • Advanced Mode
    Featuring full range of supported frame rates for research usage.
    
• Technical Specifications

  • Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7
  • Support for 32/64 bit Windows
  • 15-125 FPS Capture Frame Rate
  • 320x240/640x480 Resolution
  • High Quality Uncompressed Image
  • Microsoft DirectShow™ Support
  • Signed USB 2.0 Driver
  
  
  • Windows Installer Application
  
  
  • Basic and Advanced Modes
  
  

  
  

• Ps3 Eye Camera
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• Ps3 Eye Camera Driver For Windows 10

Popular Driver Updates for Sony Eyetoy USB Webcam

• Windows 10 dRiver for PS3 Camera B4.09.24.1 Hello, I would like to use my camera (recognized as Camera B4.09.24.1 by Windows) on my PC with WIndows 10 (96bit).
• Jan 02, 2012 USB Camera - B4.09.24.1 'Windows unable to install'. This says it can not find the driver for this but there is no problem with using this in Linux. Anyone know of where we can find free/open source drivers for this device? OS: Windows 10 64 bit.
• Jan 22, 2020 In our case we’re going to use it to install the libusb driver over the top of the default Windows driver for the PS Eye camera. Once downloaded, Launch zadig2.2.exe. From the device list drop down select 'USB Camera-B4.09.24.1 (Interface 0)' From the driver drop down select 'libusb-win32 (v 1.2.6.0)'.

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I've been having some issues getting my PS3Eye working ever since upgrading(?) to Windows 10. I've installed CL-Eye-Driver v5.3.0.0341 just like I did on my Windows 7 machine, but now, as soon as I try to start my camera with any capture software, it just crashes instantly.

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