Hi,

I have a 1394 camera that is IIDC (DCAM) compliant. I would like
to connect this camera to a DirectShow based viewer, but the
camera does not have a WDM driver.

Apparently, the Windows DDK has a sample called 'sonydcam.sys',
which I believe is a WDM Stream Class driver. Unfortunately, when
I tried connecting the camera using the associated 'image.inf' file it
did not work. Obviously, I'm new at this and would like to ask the
following questions:

Questions:
1. Is the sonydcam.sys file a WDM Stream Class driver for DCAM cameras?

2. If it is a WDM driver, can I modify the image.inf file in some way so
that
it would recognize my camera as 'Generic'?

3. To view the camera with a DirectShow app, do I need more than the
sonydcam.sys file?

Thanks for any help.
RickL

Re: Is anyone familiar with the sonydcam.sys sample? by Maxim

Maxim
Thu May 26 01:03:04 CDT 2005

> Apparently, the Windows DDK has a sample called 'sonydcam.sys',
> which I believe is a WDM Stream Class driver.

Yes.

> 1. Is the sonydcam.sys file a WDM Stream Class driver for DCAM cameras?

It is for out-of-production Sony's camera of about 98-99 years vintage.

Modern cameras can have another protocol.

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