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Ok, so I have a Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000 and iStopmotion 2.
I installed everything, but when I open the iStopmotion page and go over to the right to choose my camera it reads as not plugged in. Even though I have the USB cable connected.
Do you guys have any solution that doesn't involve me getting a new camera?
lol both of us using the same programs with out posts togethor 
look i had the EXACT problom like a month ago ok im sorry but the cams are just too old to work on new macs... u gotta just get a new cam because i spent 4 monthes trying to fix that same problom, i re-downloaded the software, took it to stores and called everywhere. but no solution... i say use a DV camera because
-via firewire cable they ALWAYS show on the mac (istopmotion)
-very good quility
but they are alot more pricey than webcams... i use a SONY DCR-HC52 i got it last month and i love it alothough im trying to get to settings ( even without settings the cam focuses fine)
my first brickfilm was made with it a week ago:
http://www.youtube.com/user/NFfilmz
so if I have to get a new camera, is there one thats under $100
unfortunatly no....:| .... macs have superior software but less camera choices... i had been searching for almost a year until my dad thought screw it ill buy the 210$ camera:D
wasn't there a post awhile back,
http://www.brickfilms.com/community/vie … mp;t=23517
that said that the quickcam would work with iStopmotion 2
yep but the quickam 4000 was made in 2004 so the mac is just not familiar with it... sorry
I was under the impression that the 400 was compatible with macs?
Also, just becuase a peice of hardware is older than the operating system or computer doesn't mean it won't work.
idk something about the drivers not compatiblw with all the updated versons of the mac software
alot of people would tell me that its just too old to work:|
this MIGHT work try inatalling 'maccam' drivers
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