Thanks to @PedjaS, who had the idea, version 6.4 comes with an additional and alternative much smaller GUI for those of you with limited monitor space ;-) It looks somewhat like the original DirectShow settings dialog as you may know from clicking "Configure video" in OBS. Clicking the button on the lower right brings you back to the big GUI.
6.3 now includes reliable toggling ofLow light compensation- which btw. is different from backlight compensation. Value will be saved in profiles and loaded from there as well.
Bugfix for the case that you choose webserver-autostart and at the next start port 8080 is in use by another app. Older version of CamooZ would not start in stat case.
When running CamooZ with a command line parameter (e.g. -file:"c:\users\dauser\dadocuments\myprofile.ccs") auto-capable settings will now be set correctly
V6 is a major redesign. Married local and webserver into one new app with integrated web server - new Version 6 will combine controlling the camera locally using the app's sliders, and remotely on a browser on another machine. Interfaces are the same. Click on the "run webserver" button, see the URL change color to blue, click on it to start browser. Better handling of driver issues and AUTO-settings.
App:
Firefox:
Chrome:
Command line is available
locally to load a previously saved profile
on the browser to set features in the url
CamooZWeb 1.3 now has save/restore functionality. You can create, save to, load from and delete profiles. One set of profiles wil be provided per camera.
Also it comes with command line functions to be added to the URL like this:
CamooZ 5.2 will show exposure settings as fractions of a second (like 1/8 sec, and not only the actual driver value "-3" which is not that helpful to know)
CamooZWeb Version 1.2 has fixed a bug that could freeze the camera
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