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<t>Hi Skarden, it is possible that your card is drawing alot of power causing your problem, I would try a good powered hub and try using that even though normally a hub is not recomended for use with TIR.<br/> <br/> Have a look at the size of your profile it should be abour 2k or so. I have heard of...

<t>Since the release of the Clip I have had my camera (TIR 4) plugged into the splitter and had both of them connected all the time with out any problems.<br/> <br/> Since my first TIR (TIR1) the camera has always been plugged into a USB port. The TIR4 runs hotter than the others but still runs swee...

Ahh the mouse emulator. I use a Cougar so there are a few hats. Have you tried assigning the analogue to a keyboard key and then assigning the relevent keys in TIR?

Otherwise Track to Pan might be able to hel. I am not sure as I have not used it.

Select the profile that you want to use and then select 'Edit'. Once that is done you should see 'Hot Keys' opening that will alow you to asign the relevent command to the ones you want on your HOTAS just press the releven button on your stick.

I hope you get as much enjoyment with your TIR as I do with mine.

Do not worry about the heat, mine has often been on for days at a time with no problems. It seems to get to a certain tempreture and stay there.

I believe it is normal as mine does too.

Send in a email to tech support with, your name, forum nic and your camera serial number. They will let you know after the weekind I would have thought.

<t>I have had a wierd one in ArmA with Vista. Afer an intense fire fight consisting of dash and lean (around corners)it was as if I was looking over my shoulder. My fire arm was don and to the right, so that when I bought my sights up I still could not see through them. This lasted untill I rebooted...

One thing to check, is within the TrackIR software. Open the Tracking screen, and make sure the 3 green reflectors are in the middle of the screen. Can I just add to what Vincent has said. Make sure that the camera can 'see' all three reflectors, in order when you have moved your head to the extree...