singerinst_ben
November 16, 2016, 16:34:09
We are using a DFK AFU130-L53 in one of our products, and recently have received a few reports from customers having issues picking up all video formats. We have seen the issue here to, although rarely, on both Windows 7 and Windows 10.
On USB 2.0 we get the option of the following formats:
YUY2 (640x480)
YUY2 (800x480)
On USB 3.0 we get the option of the following formats:
YUY2 (640x480)
YUY2 (800x480)
YUY2 (1280x720)
YUY2 (1280x960)
YUY2 (1600x1200)
YUY2 (1920x1080)
YUY2 (2592x1944)
YUY2 (3264x2448)
YUY2 (4128x3096)
However, occasionally on USB 3.0 we only get the option of following formats:
YUY2 (640x480)
YUY2 (800x480)
How does the device/SDK determine which video formats are available for the connected device? Are there any windows settings that you know of that could cause the device/SDK to only provide the USB 2.0 resolutions when on a USB 3.0 port?
Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
Ben
On USB 2.0 we get the option of the following formats:
YUY2 (640x480)
YUY2 (800x480)
On USB 3.0 we get the option of the following formats:
YUY2 (640x480)
YUY2 (800x480)
YUY2 (1280x720)
YUY2 (1280x960)
YUY2 (1600x1200)
YUY2 (1920x1080)
YUY2 (2592x1944)
YUY2 (3264x2448)
YUY2 (4128x3096)
However, occasionally on USB 3.0 we only get the option of following formats:
YUY2 (640x480)
YUY2 (800x480)
How does the device/SDK determine which video formats are available for the connected device? Are there any windows settings that you know of that could cause the device/SDK to only provide the USB 2.0 resolutions when on a USB 3.0 port?
Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
Ben