As many users reported, the camera can’t use more than 30fps on other apps. In CL-Eye Test (Advanced Mode) you can use all fps and resolution settings. Using the driver 4.0.2.1017.

Edit: Well, took 15min to “luck-find” a solution… just put the “cleye.config” file in the same folder of the executable you want to use(any app).

sacasoh - 15 December 2010 06:54 PM

As many users reported, the camera can’t use more than 30fps on other apps. In CL-Eye Test (Advanced Mode) you can use all fps and resolution settings. Using the driver 4.0.2.1017.

Edit: Well, took 15min to “luck-find” a solution… just put the “cleye.config” file in the same folder of the executable you want to use(any app).

“luck-find” wtf. I think it is in the readme.

thesmileman - 15 December 2010 08:46 PM

sacasoh - 15 December 2010 06:54 PM

As many users reported, the camera can’t use more than 30fps on other apps. In CL-Eye Test (Advanced Mode) you can use all fps and resolution settings. Using the driver 4.0.2.1017.

Edit: Well, took 15min to “luck-find” a solution… just put the “cleye.config” file in the same folder of the executable you want to use(any app).

“luck-find” wtf. I think it is in the readme.

What Readme? And i’m not talking about activating “advanced mode”, i’m talking about making the settings work in any app OTHER than CL-EYE TEST.

@sacasoh,

This feature has been enabled since the v4.0.1.0215 of the driver and the explanation of how to enable the ‘advanced’ mode for your app was described in various posts. If you search for “cleye.config” you’ll find them.

Here is the original post: http://codelaboratories.com/forums/viewthread/117/P10/

AlexP