Kinobo Webcam Compatibility in Image Acquisition Toolbox

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Has anyone successfully used a Kinobo webcam that is recognized in the Image Acquisition Toolbox?

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Image Analyst
Image Analyst on 19 Sep 2013
No, but what's the problem? Does it show up in imaqtool? It may appear there as winvideo if you don't see it at Kinobo.
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Michael
Michael on 19 Sep 2013
I am buying a Kinobo but I previously tried using a Logitech QuickCam 4000 and it doesn't show up in imaqtool. The only one that shows up is winvideo which is my integrated webcam on my Dell. I'm hoping when I plug in the Kinobo webcam it will show up as winvideo1 or something of that nature.

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Anchit Dhar
Anchit Dhar on 20 Sep 2013
The winvideo adaptor can detect/acquire from any camera that is UVC compliant. You can check if the Kinobo webcam is UVC compliant.
Also, if you connect two cameras to a machine, the winvideo adaptor will detect them as two devices on the same adaptor (not as winvideo1).
>> imaqhwinfo winvideo
ans =
AdaptorDllName: 'xxxxxxxxxxxx\mwwinvideoimaq.dll'
AdaptorDllVersion: '4.4 (R2013a)'
AdaptorName: 'winvideo'
DeviceIDs: {[1] [2]}
DeviceInfo: [1x2 struct]
should display them as two device.
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Michael
Michael on 20 Sep 2013
ok thank you. i checked and Kinobo webcams are UVC compliant. So how can i expect that imaqtool will display the name of the Kinobo webcam? My integrated webcam will be winvideo-1 and the Kinobo should be winvideo-2?

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Anchit Dhar
Anchit Dhar on 20 Sep 2013
That is correct, IMAQTOOL will display them as the 'Webcam name' with a suffix of winvideo-1 or winvideo-2.
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Michael
Michael on 20 Sep 2013
Good to hear! And as long as it is UVC compliant and I am running the preferred Windows OS then I shouldn't have any problems? (I am running Matlab 2013a on Windows 7)

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