So we will move onto the application for testing the driver.
So now adding the driver for USB camera is done. Once the compilation is finished check the ce.bib and reginit.ini file in the release directory for the presence of usbcam.dll settings.
Since this driver is a DirectShow based driver we need to add the DirectShow filters to the OS Image in order to get our driver and application working.įor adding the installed USB camera driver to the OS image select the following components form the catalog dialog box.Īfter adding all the SYSGEN components which I mentioned above, build the OSDesign by selecting the following command from the VS2005 Menu.īuild–>Advanced Build Commands–>Clean Sysgen In my case I had created the REGULUS-1_DEMO OSDesign for our REGULUS board. Installing the USB camera driver downloaded from the above link will automatically place the driver source inside the WINCE600\PUBLIC\ThirdParty folder.Ĭreate an OSDesign or Open an existing OSDesign that came with the development Kit. There are articles available in the web for the installation for WinCE 6.0 Platform Builder. Installing the Visual Studio and Platform Builder for CE6.0 is out of scope for this article. REGULUS ARM Development Kit with WinCE 6.0 R3 BSP.
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So in this article I am going to show how to get the USB camera working in Windows Embedded CE 6.0 with ARM platform. I have seen some of the queries from windows embedded developers related to DirectShow Camera support in Windows Embedded CE.
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