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1. #WHAT GAMES USE THE PS2 EYE TOY CAMERA HOW TO#
2. #WHAT GAMES USE THE PS2 EYE TOY CAMERA INSTALL#
3. #WHAT GAMES USE THE PS2 EYE TOY CAMERA UPDATE#

To do this, go to Start Menu > Visual Studio Installer.

#WHAT GAMES USE THE PS2 EYE TOY CAMERA INSTALL#

If you are using VS 2015 you do not need to do anything, but if you are using VS 2017 like me, you will need to install the 2015 platform tools. In order for this to work, we need the Visual Studio 2015 platform tools because that was what the whole OpenCV source was built against. Named opencvcontrib, it contains a 圆4 compiled version of OpenCV 3.1 and more importantly includes the contributed modules which contains the FaceRecognizer class which is not found in the stand alone version of OpenCV. In my initial stages of development, I tried linking OpenCV directly to VS but I never got it to work properly, so instead I found a NuGet package that manages the whole thing for me.

Now that we have the driver setup and ready, we need to prepare Visual Studio. Verify the driver works by opening up the testing application inside the driver folder. Once finished, re-enable driver signing enforcement like so:īcdedit -set loadoptions ENABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS Click continue when prompted about the unsigned driver.

Select let me pick from list -> have disk -> locate the unzipped driver folder and select HLCLASSIC.inf.

#WHAT GAMES USE THE PS2 EYE TOY CAMERA UPDATE#

Enter in the following commands:īcdedit -set loadoptions DISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKSįrom the Device Manager, find the EyeToy, right click and select Update Driver. We need to temporarily disable driver signing verification so we can install the driver. Once you have done that open up a command prompt window with administrator permissions. You’ll need to download the driver (which I have uploaded to my website for your convenience here) and extract it. I followed this guide and got it working on Windows 10: Visual Studio 2015 or higher (I compiled with VS 2017 Enterprise)īefore we can begin discussing the program, we need to install the EyeToy drivers, since there is no official PS2 EyeToy driver for Windows. An open USB port (does not work properly with USB hubs) I have not tested the driver with a Namtai made EyeToy but I am pretty sure it will work.) EyeToy USB Camera (The one I used was an early model and was manufactured by Logitech, later EyeToys were manufactured by Namtai. Bear in mind this is the first time I have done a VC++ project so I probably didn’t do everything in an optimal way.

#WHAT GAMES USE THE PS2 EYE TOY CAMERA HOW TO#

I started work on it last night and now have an working(ish) example of how to use the EyeToy for facial recognition using OpenCV. I then remembered that I had an old EyeToy USB camera laying around at home that I could use as a capture device and use OpenCV for some basic face recognition. I started messing around with facial recognition on the Kinect using HD face as well as a more traditional PCA based approach using Eigen Faces from this great sample here. For my current job, I have been developing a strength training application using Microsoft’s Kinect for Xbox One which piqued my interest in computer vision. The PlayStation 2 EyeToy was released in 2003 and was basically a USB webcam that you could attach to your PS2 to play certain games using your body and voice commands.