What does it mean to be 'Unsupported'

If you see your camera on any of these lists, it is not known to be
currently supported by our still or video camera drivers. Just because
a camera is on this list doesn't mean it isn't supported, however.

Many cameras are identical to cameras we do support, except for the label
on the box or the design of the plastic, so feel free to download our
drivers and give it a try.

Be aware that camera manufacturers will occasionally put different electronics
inside a camera model, but leave the name the same.

In these cases our drivers will work with some cameras of a particular model,
but not all. When we know about this we'll make a note of it. If we know of a
way to tell these variants apart, we'll note that too.

How hard is it to support a camera?

Depending on the chipset used to build a camera, it may be as easy
as adding some entries to a table or require a fair amount of work.

If your camera is based on chipsets in the following list it may be
fairly easy to add support.

• Philips 8115/8116
• Divio NW801/NW802
• CPiA
• STV0680
• FireWire 1394

Please see our FAQs for more information on adding support for new devices.

About this page

Cameras are marked as to whether they are video cameras or still cameras.
Some still cameras are dual-mode, and support both video and still capture.

If your camera is not on this page, please look at our supported video camera list
or our supported still camera list to find out if we support your particular model.

Cameras for which we need information are marked in blue.
Feel free to drop us a line if you find any mistakes or can add any information.
We will be correcting this over time.

We appreciate the help.