Jeg ved ikke hvad der er kompatibelt med netmeeting, men jeg fandt lige den her på
http://www.meetingbywire.com/NetMeeting102.htm\"IEEE1394 Firewire cards and NetMeeting
IEEE1394(Firewire) cards ( and DV cameras) do not provide the required drivers for NetMeeting capture and thus cannot normally be used as video conferencing cameras.
At least one correspondent has found a ( perhaps clumsy but usable) solution to the problem -- his comment is in response to my standard - it doesn\'t work response:
\"Actually, this is not true. I have such a configuration and I have managed to use the camera with netmeeting, with help of a product named \"SoftCam\" from Luminosity Software (
www.softcam.com), together with the \"AMCAP.EXE\" program, which is part of Microsoft\'s DirectShow SDK. Here\'s the setting: -amcap.exe runs in a corner of the screen and displays a real-time preview of the DV cam. It can be resized at will -When running Netmeeting, I choose the \"SoftCam\" video source. -In the SoftCam control panel, I select \"live\" mode, and make sure that the capture frame matches amcap\'s preview area.
As far as I can tell, it works as well as a \"native\" VfW device. The only thing is that you must remember not to clutter the capture area with another window. I agree that the setting is not very straightforward, and I would like to see a little piece of software that combines amcap and softcam into a single VfW driver that takes its source from any WDM video device. I don\'t see any technical problem in that, and I am surprised that it doesn\'t exist yet. Microsoft claims that it supplies a VfW-to-WDM mapper that is supposed to do exactly this, but it requires additional software from the hardware vendor.\"
I have no direct knowledge that this works but it is worth experimenting with and might present some other solutions.\"