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Revision as of 20:58, 9 June 2014
Question
I am not sure whether I am having problems with the VA11A drivers or with my software.
'Is there some way to test my VA11A adapter and drivers outside of the X10 software? '
Answer
Yes, there is an easy test you can run if you are using Windows XP:
- Go into the Start menu and select Run. Type MOVIEMK and hit Enter.
- Go up to the File menu and select Capture Video...
- You should now see a Video Capture Wizard. Under Available Devices, you should see X10 Video Capture, VA11A Version 2.55. Click on it to highlight its icon, then click Next.
- On the following two screens, just click Next again.
- You should now be at the Capture Video section of the wizard. In the
Preview window, you should see a live video feed from your camera.
