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<t>thanks for your quick response.<br/> <br/> i understand that i don't need a hardware key to access my cameras; however, on my development machine (which has "Tracking Tools" installed) i only seem to be able to access the camera if the dongle is plugged in; if i unplug the dongle, reboot the mach...

<t>so i figured that the network gear i'm using works fine.<br/> <br/> however, i still cannot use the cameras.<br/> <br/> do i really have to purchase an extra hardware key in order to access a $1900,- camera?<br/> <br/> the problem i'm facing is, that we want to use our OptiTrack system for two pa...

<r>i've been developing an application that uses CameraSDK to access an S250:E camera.<br/> <br/> now that i tried to move from my development machine (which has "OptiTrack TrackingTools" installed with a dongle) and to a new network equipment (a "D-Link DGS-1008P" PoE-gbit-switch) i face the small ...

<r>it took me days to figure out that i have to define CAMERALIBRARY_IMPORTS when linking against cameralibrary.dll<br/> <br/> this define is well hidden in the sample code projects, and is nowhere mentioned in docs/ <E>:-(</E><br/> <br/> also i don't really understand why i have to set that at all....

hmm, so after i introduced a "Sleep(5000);" the samples finally work!

i still have a huge problem using the cameraSDK in my real-world application, but i will createanother issue for that.
thanks so far.

<r>i just noticed that this would also solve issue#46643<br/> <br/> <URL url="http://forum.naturalpoint.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=46643&Searchpage=1&Main=9195&Words=namespace&Search=true#Post46643"><LINK_TEXT text="http://forum.naturalpoint.com/forum/ubb ... #P...

<t>while i fully appreciate the simplicity of the C++ CameraSDK, i wanted to ask whether there is also a C-version (or whether you plan to wrap the C++-version into plain C).<br/> <br/> C-APIs have the great advantage, that they don't involve name mangling, which means that you can use the same bina...

<t>thanks for your reply.<br/> <br/> however, it seems that this is not the case here:<br/> my ethernet cameras are properly detected, at least CameraList enumerates them as expected.<br/> the weird thing is, that even after i got a valid UID and serialnumber for the attached camera, CameraLibrary::...

<r>hmm, it's getting weirder...<br/> the Samples still don't find a camera.<br/> <br/> however, my own code (if it doesn't crash) lists both attached cameras. hooray.<br/> <br/> nevertheless, both CameraManager::X().GetCamera() and CameraManager::X().GetCamera(cameralist[0].UID()) return 0x0<br/> <b...

<t>just for completeness sake, the SimpleCameraList.exe displays:<br/> <br/> <br/> Waiting for cameras to spin up...complete<br/> <br/> Cameras:<br/> None<br/> <br/> OptiHubs:<br/> None<br/> <br/> return key to exit...<br/> <br/> <br/> and the CameraSDK version i installed is: OptiTrack_Camera_SDK_1...