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By: BobMa Rank: New Member Topics: 8 From: Thompson, Ohio U.S.A.	Added: 09/03/2007 - 07:04 PM This problem started in the last few days. I am using an old camcorder connected thru a DVC 80 capture device, usb input. Windows 2000 SP4 Abelcam 2.2.1. Does anyone have an idea where I should look for the problem. I have deactivated the video capture, in case it was the problem, but it continues to deactivate. Here is a copy of the recent log file: 02:41:41 SelfCheck Web Server ok 02:43:41 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 saved K:\CAAM\20070903024340.jpg 167 02:46:41 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 saved K:\CAAM\20070903024640.jpg 168 02:49:41 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 saved K:\CAAM\20070903024940.jpg 169 02:52:41 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 saved K:\CAAM\20070903025240.jpg 170 02:55:41 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 saved K:\CAAM\20070903025540.jpg 171 02:58:41 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 saved K:\CAAM\20070903025840.jpg 172 03:00:48 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 03:01:19 No Device active 04:21:48 04:21:48 closed server port 04:21:55 Started webserver on port 8080 06:01:57 06:01:57 closed server port 06:01:58 Started webserver on port 8080 06:45:11 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 switched Video Input to Video Composite 06:45:11 One Device active 07:42:01 07:42:01 closed server port 07:42:02 Started webserver on port 8080 08:44:40 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 08:45:25 No Device active 09:22:06 09:22:06 closed server port 09:22:08 Started webserver on port 8080 09:38:15 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 Start 09:38:38 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 switched Video Input to Video Composite 09:38:40 One Device active 09:40:16 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 09:40:31 No Device active 09:47:46 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 09:47:56 No Device active 09:48:20 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 switched Video Input to Video Composite 09:48:21 One Device active 09:48:21 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 switched Video Input to Video Composite 09:48:21 One Device active 09:50:21 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 09:50:34 No Device active 09:58:13 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 switched Video Input to Video Composite 09:58:13 One Device active 10:00:54 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 10:01:25 No Device active 10:09:27 DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1 switched Video Input to Video Composite 10:09:30 One Device active 10:12:05 Deactivating DVC 80 Video Capture (2)-1, too much time for capturing one frame... 10:12:14 No Device active 11:02:12 11:02:11 closed server port 11:02:14 Started webserver on port 8080
By: sse Rank: Forum Addict Topics: 73 From: n/a	Added: 09/04/2007 - 05:45 AM Hello Bob AbelCam is deactivating the capture device because there was no fresh frame for more than seven seconds. Maybe you have installed/running some other software which prevents processing? Do you have another capture device you could use to test?
By: sse Rank: Forum Addict Topics: 73 From: n/a	Added: 09/07/2007 - 08:26 AM Bob, the latest release has configurable Parameters for how long the system waits and how many error messages will be displayed before deactivating a camera. See AbelCam Issues
By: BobMa Rank: New Member Topics: 8 From: Thompson, Ohio U.S.A.	Added: 09/08/2007 - 11:29 PM Sorry all ... Boy do I feel stupid, I connected the cam to another computer on my network, and did not remember I had to change the address that was ported thru my router. Hope this info helps someone else. It always seems to be the obvious that we overlook. Thanks for trying BIGolBOB