[Eug]

I have two USB cameras, both of which are natively supported by OS X.1. When I plugged them in they would auto-launch the Image Capture application. However, now they no longer do, but ARE instantly detected. Ie. If I have the application already launched, it knows if they're plugged in or not. If I don't have the application launched, OS X.1's cursor changes for a few seconds when I plug the cameras in.

So it seems obvious that the OS detects them instantly, but refuses to launch the app, even though it is set to do so.

[shawnwall.com]

Originally posted by Eug:
<STRONG>I have two USB cameras, both of which are natively supported by OS X.1. When I plugged them in they would auto-launch the Image Capture application. However, now they no longer do, but ARE instantly detected. Ie. If I have the application already launched, it knows if they're plugged in or not. If I don't have the application launched, OS X.1's cursor changes for a few seconds when I plug the cameras in.

So it seems obvious that the OS detects them instantly, but refuses to launch the app, even though it is set to do so.</STRONG>

have u updated to 10.1.1 and thinking it is the cause of the problem? i just updated this morning and will try connecting my coolpix 775 tonite to download some pics. i hope things are still fine.

[Eug]

I did update to 10.1.1 in the interim, but I don't know if it's the cause, because I hadn't plugged in the camera in a while.