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Hi guys,

I'm currently using a specialized camera (OWL 320 Raptor Photonics). I'm attempting at connecting it with OpenCV, but I guess the protocol is not as straightforward as it could be with a simple USB-connected type.

I've tried it by changing the values from 0-2 in the following line:

VideoCapture capture(0);

And it doesn't detect the feed. It works fine with my old webcam, for the record.

The camera is run by a specialized software called XCAP. This software runs well, no issues, and I get the feed just fine.

Is it still possible though?

Thanks. Vizier87

PS: The complete code is attached here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/fyl3b85gtsvrfsg/Code.txt/file

Sorry I didn't want to clutter this query since it was quite long.

Hi guys,

I'm currently using a specialized camera (OWL 320 Raptor Photonics). I'm attempting at connecting it with OpenCV, but I guess the protocol is not as straightforward as it could be with a simple USB-connected type.

I've tried it by changing the values from 0-2 in the following line:

VideoCapture capture(0);

And it doesn't detect the feed. It works fine with my old webcam, for the record.

The camera is run by a specialized software called XCAP. This software runs well, no issues, and I get the feed just fine.

I'm using OpenCV 4.1.1 with Visual Studio C++ 2019.

Is it still possible though?

Thanks. Vizier87

PS: The complete code is attached here: https://www.mediafire.com/file/fyl3b85gtsvrfsg/Code.txt/file

Sorry I didn't want to clutter this query since it was quite long.