so I suggested that it should work with windows default driver similar to how a webcam would so as to avoid compatibility issues but I'm wondering if there is a better option that I might be missing. I've been able to use both cameras in my c++ based OpenCv applications, but I'm asking because a 3rd company is going to provide me with a usb board-based camera (for evaluation) and they are asking about driver specs. Could anyone comment on such assumption or explain how AMCAP.exe is able to do that. In which case, I assume that most camera vendors follow a common standard interface for camera drivers. My question is: Is it safe to assume that AMCAP.exe is only running as a video-stream display program? I've been experimenting with two cameras, one is a webcam and another is an evaluation-kit camera that comes with its own drivers, I can run AMCAP.exe (provided from Vimicro) and it will display live streaming from the connected camera (any of the two) although each one uses a different driver.
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