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Re: Image Capture
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Re: Image Capture


  • Subject: Re: Image Capture
  • From: Dustin Mierau <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 13 Oct 2001 20:40:57 -0700

Aight, so the Image Capture framework is very simple, so I don't need the sample it seems (I think).

Though I have one problem where ICAGetDeviceList() returns the device list, I use ICAGetChildCount() on the object returned and it returns 0 if I have a device connected or not (that being my camera). Now if I continue and check how many pictures are on the first device, it returns 65 which is correct. How am I suppose to know if there are not devices or not? I also noticed ICAGetChildCount() returns the error 12109 all the time with the camera connected or not, though everything works fine with the Image Capture application.

If anyone has any suggestions, that would be great, is there an Image Capture mailing list? (I will go check now).

Thanks,
-Dustin

Hey,

Is the example application the guy wrote at the latest WWDC (used in the Image Capture Framework demo) available?

If not, are there any examples of using this framework in a cocoa application?

Thanks,
-Dustin


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 >Image Capture (From: Dustin Mierau <email@hidden>)

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