From: Tim R. <ti...@pr...> - 2012-09-19 18:03:49
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dinamex wrote: > How do you mean the descriptors are wrong? Is this caused by the driver? The > driver is from openni (almost every Kinect application runs with this driver > under linux). No, I mean the hardware is wrong. The descriptors are part of the device. I found another example of descriptors from a VID=1D27 PID=0600 device on the web and it looks the same, so the implication is that the PrimeSense guys didn't know what they were doing. I see that the follow-on device with VID=1D27 PID=0601 has fixed these problems. > I need to force the application to use the isochronous transfer to run the > application. That's just not possible. Isochronous transfers require different programming than bulk transfers. The app has to know about it. If you have the source for the app, you can patch it. -- Tim Roberts, ti...@pr... Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. |