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by green lantern

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Is it possible to install two digital cameras on the same machine?

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by maxwell edison

Greetings,

Yes, it is possible. Most newer cameras come equipped with a USB connection. Windows (98 or higher) will detect each as a separate "removable device", and assign them drive-E and drive-f accordingly.

Maxwell

by maxwell edison

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Re: the assigned drive - It will be assigned whatever drive letter is next in line. D and E or E and F or F and G, determined by whatever ddevices you already have.

MTE

by tjc

I have 1 digitial camera (creative lab) type and a very old web cam (logitek) that are usb and a video capture usb device from x10.com that all work fine. The only problem I came acorss is the old software that I had the web cam would only reconize the first usb video display type installed/active - so I updated to new software www.winvcr.com and also I use the creativelabe software for the digitial cam and all is fine. USB is GREAT!

by walter_loh

following Answer 2
then Buy a pci usb expantion card , or unplug one which it is not use at that trime .

by walter_loh

following Answer 2
then Buy a pci usb expantion card , or unplug one which it is not use at that trime .

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