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I've been trying to setup my DV capture device on a dedicated desktop under Windows10 and hit the common problem of unexistent drivers for the FW400 interface. After googling for answers I found many posts describing the known workaround.
First I've tried under Win10 x64 LTSC 1803, but the "Legacy" driver didn't appear in the available options.
So, I downloaded the 1394_OHCI_LegacyDriver from this site, but upon installation nothing happened after a fleeting window appeared, no result window or anything, and the Legacy driver still didn't appear in the driver options !
So I unpacked the .msi file, and noticed there were TWO driver versions inside, with the files renamed with a leading "_" and either a "1" or "2" at the end, while the corresponding .inf files text pointed to "normal" filenames... (Way to install a driver, Micro$oft !!!)
After renaming the files correctly, then forcing the install by right-clicking on the .inf files, the legacy driver option FINALLY appeared in the driver options for the controller, but after selecting it it gives a code 10 error "this device cannot start"...
Same thing with the other version of the driver contained in the package.
I've tried with 2 different brands of FW adapters (both PCI), a NEC and a Texas Instruments.
The strangest thing is that on my Win7 laptop (HP Elitebook 8560w. It has a 4-pin FW connector), the legacy driver and capture equipment work just fine !!!
So I tried downgrading to a fresh install on Win7 x64 SP1, this time the legacy driver appears in the driver options, but selecting it gives the same code 10 error ! :'(
The installed legacy driver version is exactly the same (6.1.7601.17514) on both machines though.
So, what the F could be the problem that's plaguing my desktop's FW interface, and how the hell can I solve it plz ???
I'm at my wits end, and terribly pi$$ed off by this stoopid decision to remove the drivers for an industry standard such as the Firewire bus !! I've lost 2 weeks of time because of this "bug", and my blood pressure is dangerously rising...
(if it matters, the desktop machine's hardware is as follows :
Gigabyte Z97P-D3 mobo
I7-5775C
32G DDR3 1600MHz
Radeon RX590
PCI Firewire adapter (NEC or TI)
Latest X64 drivers)
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First I've tried under Win10 x64 LTSC 1803, but the "Legacy" driver didn't appear in the available options.
So, I downloaded the 1394_OHCI_LegacyDriver from this site, but upon installation nothing happened after a fleeting window appeared, no result window or anything, and the Legacy driver still didn't appear in the driver options !
So I unpacked the .msi file, and noticed there were TWO driver versions inside, with the files renamed with a leading "_" and either a "1" or "2" at the end, while the corresponding .inf files text pointed to "normal" filenames... (Way to install a driver, Micro$oft !!!)
After renaming the files correctly, then forcing the install by right-clicking on the .inf files, the legacy driver option FINALLY appeared in the driver options for the controller, but after selecting it it gives a code 10 error "this device cannot start"...
Same thing with the other version of the driver contained in the package.
I've tried with 2 different brands of FW adapters (both PCI), a NEC and a Texas Instruments.
The strangest thing is that on my Win7 laptop (HP Elitebook 8560w. It has a 4-pin FW connector), the legacy driver and capture equipment work just fine !!!
So I tried downgrading to a fresh install on Win7 x64 SP1, this time the legacy driver appears in the driver options, but selecting it gives the same code 10 error ! :'(
The installed legacy driver version is exactly the same (6.1.7601.17514) on both machines though.
So, what the F could be the problem that's plaguing my desktop's FW interface, and how the hell can I solve it plz ???
I'm at my wits end, and terribly pi$$ed off by this stoopid decision to remove the drivers for an industry standard such as the Firewire bus !! I've lost 2 weeks of time because of this "bug", and my blood pressure is dangerously rising...
(if it matters, the desktop machine's hardware is as follows :
Gigabyte Z97P-D3 mobo
I7-5775C
32G DDR3 1600MHz
Radeon RX590
PCI Firewire adapter (NEC or TI)
Latest X64 drivers)
Continue reading...