03-19-2024 03:31 AM
MAX shows a virtual camera in its list of devices. It cannot be removed.
In LabVIEW, the camera is present in the list obtained by IMAQdx Enumerate Cameras.vi. It can be accessed but does not provide any frames.
As I learned, a camera cannot be simulated by MAX. Please advise how to find what is it?
The computer was used in lab by different people. So there are only qualified guesses about history of installations. The OS was recently updated to Windows 11. There are LabVIEW 2021 and FLIR software installed.
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03-19-2024 03:45 AM - edited 03-19-2024 03:46 AM
Hi Y,
@_Y_ wrote:
Please advise how to find what is it?
The computer was used in lab by different people. So there are only qualified guesses about history of installations.
Look for "OBS studio" in your favorite search engine…
03-19-2024 08:34 AM - edited 03-19-2024 08:35 AM
@_Y_ wrote:
MAX shows a virtual camera in its list of devices. It cannot be removed.
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In LabVIEW, the camera is present in the list obtained by IMAQdx Enumerate Cameras.vi. It can be accessed but does not provide any frames.
As I learned, a camera cannot be simulated by MAX. Please advise how to find what is it?
i suppose, you have you have to de-install obs studio.
this open source software is heavily used by various youtubers and twitch streamers al around the world.
in an industrial environment, It can be used for documenting software via screenvideo as an .mp4
or acquire network streams from ipv4 cameras ...
when you stream a scene ("Start virtual camera") in obs e.g. your desktop, the streamed media will show up in the virtual camera
03-20-2024 01:28 AM
GerdW, alexderjuengere, thank you!
I did not uninstall Obs Studio but implemented a simple camera identification algorithm at the program side. Knowing nature of this virtual camera helped to take decision how to discriminate between different cameras.