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any further information will be great
Yeah I's be interested in knowing too..
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> Eyetoy does. Its finding a driver to work with your OS which becomes
> near impossible. Or so I have read anyway...
were whould i find such driver
> Eyetoy does. Its finding a driver to work with your OS which becomes
> near impossible. Or so I have read anyway...
were whould i find such driver
Eyetoy does. Its finding a driver to work with your OS which becomes near impossible. Or so I have read anyway...
headset works, eyetoy doesn't.
I've heard that a standard USB head set can be used for Socom so it might work the other way round. Have you got any of these devices Clubman and if so just put them in to your P.C and see what happens.
Legal bit: If it(the P.C or other such device) dies or otherwise fails to work I hold no responsibility for the outcome. All this is done at your own risk.
Legal bit: If it(the P.C or other such device) dies or otherwise fails to work I hold no responsibility for the outcome. All this is done at your own risk.
You cannot use the Eyetoy, as Logitech diliberately made no drivers for use on the PC. I do not know about the headset.
Mr Pínk wrote:
> Yes and yes.
were do u get the drivers from for the eye toy????
> Yes and yes.
were do u get the drivers from for the eye toy????
Yes and yes.
any further information will be great