Veo Stingray Webcam Issue.

dar3dev|l · 5th January 2010, 14:25

Hello guys,

I have been using Veo Stingray 330Vwebcam with windows XP SP2. I recently upgraded to windows 7 and strangely windows just wont auto install its driver. I have lost the original driver cd and have been looking up for its drivers over the internet, but the ones listed just wont make the device work.
I tried using the same on my friends PC which is running Windows XP SP3 and the device wont work on that either. However, once i removed SP3 (i.e. system is back on SP2) the device started working fine

So it quite clear the problem is the device compatibility with windows.
Before i go and buy a new webcam, i thought would ask the members here, if they could provide any help on the same.

I have attached a sample pic of my cam.

it_inspector · 5th January 2010, 21:49

Open the webcam and check what microchip its running. Search online for it and you will find the drivers you need.

Cheers

dar3dev|l · 7th January 2010, 09:27

As per my understanding, drivers are based on the device ID which is same as the serial mentioned on the device. That is the same for which i looked up for the drivers, however have failed to get one for windows 7 :(

SirAlec · 7th January 2010, 22:29

what he meant by was webcam chip. the a/d converter chip inside the webcam,
something like this.

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5th January 2010, 14:25	#1
dar3dev\|l BHPian Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Bombay Posts: 265 Thanked: 65 Times	Veo Stingray Webcam Issue. Hello guys, I have been using Veo Stingray 330Vwebcam with windows XP SP2. I recently upgraded to windows 7 and strangely windows just wont auto install its driver. I have lost the original driver cd and have been looking up for its drivers over the internet, but the ones listed just wont make the device work. I tried using the same on my friends PC which is running Windows XP SP3 and the device wont work on that either. However, once i removed SP3 (i.e. system is back on SP2) the device started working fine So it quite clear the problem is the device compatibility with windows. Before i go and buy a new webcam, i thought would ask the members here, if they could provide any help on the same. I have attached a sample pic of my cam. Attached Images

7th January 2010, 22:29	#4
SirAlec Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Queen of the Hills Posts: 3,253 Thanked: 346 Times View My Garage	what he meant by was webcam chip. the a/d converter chip inside the webcam, something like this. Last edited by SirAlec : 7th January 2010 at 22:31.

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5th January 2010, 21:49	#2
it_inspector BHPian Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Melbourne Posts: 29 Thanked: 0 Times	Open the webcam and check what microchip its running. Search online for it and you will find the drivers you need. Cheers

7th January 2010, 09:27	#3
dar3dev\|l BHPian Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Bombay Posts: 265 Thanked: 65 Times	As per my understanding, drivers are based on the device ID which is same as the serial mentioned on the device. That is the same for which i looked up for the drivers, however have failed to get one for windows 7 :(