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Are there settings that can be changed on the camera itself? You might have to make it mass storage rather than (whatever the other mode is) Also, does any disk show up when you plug it into the mac? Anything happen when iphoto is opened? IPhoto has recognized every camera I have plugged in, even strange offbrand models, so I would expect it to auto recognize this disney one.
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Classic will be a little more difficult, most likely it won't work without os9 specific drivers and software.(check on sourceforge, maybe theres an os9 project for cameras?). The camera only has two buttons, shoot and trash. It has an LCD indicator to tell how many of 40 possible shots were taken and that is it. When plugged into an X.4 machine, there is no desktop icon appearing. Disk Utility cannot see the device as a hard drive. System Profiler does, however, recognize that a USB camera is connected, but the acknowledgement of a device connected stops there. When the camera senses it is connected, the LCD says 'PC' to indicate that it see the computer.
BTW: SourceForge came up dry on this. Tried the app, it still did not recognize the camera (but thanks for showing me - it is pretty cool). Parallel to my efforts here, I also had contacted the vendor. Their solution was to just connect and treat it like a mass storage device, transfering the photos to the Mac and then using the photo tool of my choice.
Since my target Mac was to be a machine running Classic, this would work to my satisfaction. Well, the final word from the vendor is that the camera is just not supported and cannot work with a non-PC. I must give props to the vendor (Digital Blue) for being quick to respond to my request for help, too bad their answers were not to my liking. So my next step is one of the following:.
exchange the camera for something compatible. use VPC to host the camera (need to upgrade from 98 to supported WinOS) but may still have Mac driver problems. pick up a basic XP box. hope that somehow a driver does exist for one of my Macs. Doug-doug the mighty wrote: So my next step is one of the following:. exchange the camera for something compatible.
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use VPC to host the camera (need to upgrade from 98 to supported WinOS) but may still have Mac driver problems. pick up a basic XP box. hope that somehow a driver does exist for one of my Macs The idea of buying a Windows XP computer just to host a $20 camera seems like sheer lunacy to me.;^b If you know anyone with a Linux machine (preferably an up-to-date Fedora or Ubuntu box) it could be worth a shot plugging it in and seeing if 'gphoto' recognizes it.
Linux supports a lot of real boat anchors (Like the infamous 'Barbie Digital Camera'). Nothing by Disney appears on the latest 'Supported Camera' list, but there's a chance it's a rebadged clone of something that is supported. I'd.really. strongly recommend getting the kid a better camera, however.
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If they're old enough/responsible enough a used/refurb 2-megapixel camera with a flash would be a lot more satisfying. If not, Fisher-Price makes a nice indestructible model that comes with Mac software. It's expensive, but you can probably find it on sale.