I would love to be able to download dreameye pics to my PC at full resolution.
You mentioned this would be possible using DC-Tool and a BBA. Any way you could implement this (perhaps similar to vmu tool's save transfer)?
I would love to be able to download dreameye pics to my PC at full resolution.
You mentioned this would be possible using DC-Tool and a BBA. Any way you could implement this (perhaps similar to vmu tool's save transfer)?
It certainly wouldn't be hard, but the problem for me is finding the time to do it. I've got about 5 weeks until I graduate from college, so right now things are pretty hectic...
After the middle-end of May, I should have time on my hands to work on this stuff.
Heh, exactly the same with me. Hopefully there'll be a nice glut of DC stuff trailing our graduations.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueCrab
I've just acquired one of these Dream Eye Cameras, so I'll give this a look. :)
In case you're interested I've put up a video of the Dreameye being unboxed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsnUnLWAygY
I'm following this up with a video about the Visual park software, but I'll also mention his homebrew app as well. :)
Sorry to keep bumping this thread but I now have a video up of the Visual Park software, that also shows this homebrew photo manager. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0HGYgXc2AQ
Heh, nice video there. Hopefully I'll be able to add more to Dream Photo Manager in the upcoming months... No promises though.
Is there any easy way (or any route) to translating Visual park... There is an english manual, and ill happy work on getting the software translated.. if only i knew where to start?
Or is this impossible?
If the Visual Park disc uses PVR files for it's buttons etc, it would be quite easy to edit those in Photoshop with the PVR importer extension.
I just brought a Dreameye, so its on its way. Just need to find a copy of visual park, so i can get going translating it.. :P