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Windows XP Guide
This is somewhat old news but some people don’t know how it can be done… So here it is! Check what version of EyeToy camera you have by looking at the underside, you should have something like this…

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If the version is “30″ then use these drivers – SLEH 30
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If the version is “31″ then use these drivers – SLEH 31
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If you have the SILVER EyeToy then use the “31″ driver.

1. First download the required drivers somewhere on your computer and then extract the files in a folder for ease of use.
2. Then plug in the EyeToy.
3. Windows should then start looking for the drivers and will probably say it can’t find any. Simply point Windows to where you extracted the files and it should start to install. Also when it asks for permission to install (under WinXP) just click on Yes.
4. Once all that is done another window should pop up asking if you live in a 50Hz or 60Hz region.
50Hz = Europe, 60Hz = Japan + USA. Thats it!

I hope that helps people to those stuck on getting the device working as a cheap webcam!


Windows Vista Walk through!

Well the same process is required under Windows Vista. There has been some requests and since I’m now on Vista full time here is a walk through!

use the same links from Windows Xp tut* ^^
* Old EyeToy – SLEH-000-30
* Silver EyeToy -SLEH-00031
Once downloaded extract the files somewhere on your computer. Remember where you put it!

Now, plug in your EyeToy, Vista should ask you what to do.
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Click on “Don’t show this message again for this device”

Now, right click on My Computer then click on Properties. Click on Device Manager.

Under the “Other Devices” header, you should see the “Eyetoy USB Camera Namtai” device. Right Click on this and click on Properties.
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Click on “Re-install Driver” and then “Browse for my driver software“.

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Remember where you extracted the downloaded files earlier on? Well its time to click on Browse and point it to the folder! Once done, click on “Next“.

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Vista will ask a question to verify the driver. Click on “Install this driver software anyway“. It will then start installing. Just be patient!

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Once done you should see this screen, click on Close

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A “sel3110″ window will pop up, just click on OK.

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Another window will pop up. If you are in Europe then click Yes for the 50Hz option. If you are in Japan/USA then click on No.

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Job done! You have now installed the Sony Eyetoy under Windows Vista to use as a webcam! To test it, open the folder that you downloaded here on eMagi and look for a file called “VIDCAP32“. Double click on it and you should see your Eyetoy working!

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Please thanks And Rep If This Tut* was Helpful Only reason I Posted Was because I Didn't Find It Here I Thought It'll be Useful to Post This =)

thanks for the TUT

No Pro please thank and rep+ =]

such a joke man. thats nuts

AND BY THAT YOU MEAN?

would have never thought of that, ever

Well its a reason i made a tutorial don't you think =]:p

NNiiiiccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Thanks and rep+ if it was helpful =]

Thanks for the files I was looking everywhere for them.