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PS2 Eyetoy Camera
Hellfire - 27/12/04 at 11:21 PM

Being as it's the season to be jolly - whilst being frugal. Anyone with an Eyetoy Camera for the PS2 can connect it as a webcam or simple camera using a USB port on their PC or Fliplapfloptop... you do have to use some pretty hacked drivers, but they do work as I can safely say. There are basically two types of camera: Logitech and Namtai... identified as SLEH-00031 and 30. Just in case you ask

Anyone wishing me to post the drivers after searching through a few dodgy one's, only has to ask.

When it's all done you can just plug it safely back into the PS2, then PC, then PS2, then PC until your heart is content.

Northy - 28/12/04 at 10:05 AM

Come on then Hellfire, ours is a 30.

What do you do with a webcam anyway, do you have to take pictures of your private bits?

Cheers

Hellfire - 29/12/04 at 08:14 PM

Hi Northy - LB won't let me attach the .zip file you need. I will email it to you!

Install the software BEFORE you plug in the camera.

Northy - 29/12/04 at 08:23 PM

Cheers Hellfire,

Can you post a link to where you got it from also/ I'd be interested in what other cool stuff there is.

I want to get a network adaptor and Hard Disk int my PS2 soon, as well as a DMS4 E.Z.I.

Hellfire - 29/12/04 at 08:23 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Hellfire
Hi Northy - LB won't let me attach the .zip file you need. I will email it to you!

Install the software BEFORE you plug in the camera.


Email attachment sent.

paulf - 30/12/04 at 03:39 PM

ive just tried downloading drivers from www.ionstorm.co.uk but cannot get it to work.
I would be gratefull for the zipped working files for a 00031 model.
Thanks Paul.

quote:
Originally posted by Hellfire
Being as it's the season to be jolly - whilst being frugal. Anyone with an Eyetoy Camera for the PS2 can connect it as a webcam or simple camera using a USB port on their PC or Fliplapfloptop... you do have to use some pretty hacked drivers, but they do work as I can safely say. There are basically two types of camera: Logitech and Namtai... identified as SLEH-00031 and 30. Just in case you ask

Anyone wishing me to post the drivers after searching through a few dodgy one's, only has to ask.

When it's all done you can just plug it safely back into the PS2, then PC, then PS2, then PC until your heart is content.

Hellfire - 30/12/04 at 04:50 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Northy
Cheers Hellfire,

Can you post a link to where you got it from also/ I'd be interested in what other cool stuff there is.

I want to get a network adaptor and Hard Disk int my PS2 soon, as well as a DMS4 E.Z.I.


Sorry I cant as I had to put it together myself, from various sources around t'internet. In other words plug in the camera, then find the installation files required.

Hellfire - 30/12/04 at 05:08 PM

quote:
Originally posted by paulf
ive just tried downloading drivers from www.ionstorm.co.uk but cannot get it to work.
I would be gratefull for the zipped working files for a 00031 model.
Thanks Paul.
quote:
Originally posted by Hellfire
Being as it's the season to be jolly - whilst being frugal. Anyone with an Eyetoy Camera for the PS2 can connect it as a webcam or simple camera using a USB port on their PC or Fliplapfloptop... you do have to use some pretty hacked drivers, but they do work as I can safely say. There are basically two types of camera: Logitech and Namtai... identified as SLEH-00031 and 30. Just in case you ask

Anyone wishing me to post the drivers after searching through a few dodgy one's, only has to ask.

When it's all done you can just plug it safely back into the PS2, then PC, then PS2, then PC until your heart is content.


Email sent... drivers for SLEH-00031