Setting Up VIDCAP32.EXE and Video Spigot

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1. Shut down your machine and install the video card.
2. Connect a camera and turn it on.
3. Reboot.
4. In Program Manager select Main, Control Panel, Drivers and Add.
   
   NOTE: Drivers for this card for all three platforms (x86, MIPS, Alpha) are in the NT CD-ROM in ntcdfree\drvlib\capture
5. You need to select an interrupt and an address. For top of the line video cards the address should be C8000 or greater. When you find an address that works, select OK and Close to return to the Control Panel main display.
   
   Even if the driver functions, you still may have a conflict with another driver that does not correctly report its usage.
6. Start VIDCAP32.EXE. (It's in the Software Development Toolkit (SDK) in the MSTOOLS directory. If a picture is displayed when you start VIDCAP32.EXE, the installation has been successful.
7. If the screen remains black, select Options then Video Format. Use the list box to select a format other than Palletized (something such as 16 bit RGB 5-5-5) and select OK.
8. If the screen remains black, check your camera, power supply, cables and so on. If the screen is a solid color, you probably have an address conflict. Exit from VIDCAP32, go back to Control Panel and choose Video Spigot (often the last driver in the list) and Setup.
9. Select a new address and try again. You shouldn't need a new interrupt.

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