(Note, I have never had reliable success connecting two similar (same brand) cameras on the same MultiPort 1394 card, it cannot seem to differentiate between the two cameras after a bit).

I do remember having to reset the drivers to 'legacy' in Win/7, but it has not been an issue in Win/10.ĭo you use your cameras with any other programs? I never had to adjust the 1394 drivers when I updated to Win/10 from Win/7, and I have not had an issue.Īs I look into it, the 'Driver Version' is '0.16384' and does not allow to 'Roll Back Driver'. If you have one on the system select it to test that video is being displayed.) Once you are successful, vMix works just fine.

Re-connect camera to Firewire and power-up. Select the Legacy 1394 driver that will appearħ. Select 'have disk', and browse for This Computer/C-Drive/Program Files x86/1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller (Legacy). Select Update Driver but 'Browse My Computer for driver software'ĥ. Expand for your host controller and select Legacy.Ĥ. Go to Device Manager in Windows/10 and find the 1394 devices. Next, disconnect any Cameras from the firewire port. I downloaded from Microsoft the 1394 OHCI Compliant Host Controller (Legacy) 64-bit driver for Windows/8.1Ģ. After beating my system I got the thing to work having to do the following:ġ. I have a good news update regarding MS Windows/10 1394 Legacy drivers. Well, Its been about 30-days since I was on the forum. I'm going to have to return to Win/7 because we need the production system to function. we use the cameras for capturing directly into vMix with great quality. When I select set 1394 driver to legacy Win/10 does not hold command. Multiport 1394 card with (2) Panasonic DVG15 attachedĮverything seemed to be working great with the exception of Win/10 sees my camera as Panasonic A/V devices - No Video

Geforce GTX 650 graphics card (Using all three video outputs to feed second monitor and internal HDMI video network) I upgraded my Windows/7 Pro system to Windows 10 Pro.

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