On Tuesday 31 May 2016 11:14:31 hwrichards wrote: >I know, I know, this is a very old card, and the company is no longer in >business. But their framegrabber cards are still available from several >resellers, and on eBay. But they never come with the drivers (I've asked). >>Does anyone have these drivers? >>Anyone with a Bio-Rad Gel Doc 2000 will have this card. (I'd even accept a >clone of the hard drive:P) There is a link in the IJ site to a plugin ScionFGAkiz, (not sure if that included the drivers) but that link is now defunct.

Dear ImageJ friends, I know that this is not a typical request, but I was wondering if someone knows where I can find the Scion Corp. Frame grabber drivers and software.

Surprisingly the wayback machine has several snapshots, for example: and that links to other snapshots of the original scion site that might be what you want: Unfortunately the files themselves do not seem to be there, but I did not try all the snapshots. If you can trace the author of the plugin (is it Adrian Daerr?) maybe he has a copy of the drivers. Cheers Gabriel -- ImageJ mailing list. Check out this company. They look like they might be able to help. Don Don Krieger, Ph.D. Free Adobe Premiere Pro 6 Crack Mac - Torrent 2016. Department of Neurological Surgery University of Pittsburgh ________________________________________ From: ImageJ Interest Group [] on behalf of Gabriel Landini [] Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 4:06 PM To: Subject: Re: Drivers (PC) for a Scion VG5 framegrabber card On Tuesday 31 May 2016 11:14:31 hwrichards wrote: >I know, I know, this is a very old card, and the company is no longer in >business.

But their framegrabber cards are still available from several >resellers, and on eBay. But they never come with the drivers (I've asked). >>Does anyone have these drivers? >>Anyone with a Bio-Rad Gel Doc 2000 will have this card. (I'd even accept a >clone of the hard drive:P) There is a link in the IJ site to a plugin ScionFGAkiz, (not sure if that included the drivers) but that link is now defunct. Surprisingly the wayback machine has several snapshots, for example: and that links to other snapshots of the original scion site that might be what you want: Unfortunately the files themselves do not seem to be there, but I did not try all the snapshots. If you can trace the author of the plugin (is it Adrian Daerr?) maybe he has a copy of the drivers.

Cheers Gabriel -- ImageJ mailing list: -- ImageJ mailing list. Thanks for the reply Gabriel. ScionFGAkiz is a java interface that interfaces with the framegrabber. According to the README: 'JNIAkiz concerns you only if you have a frame grabber board from Scion Corp.

And you want to acquire images in ImageJ from Wayne Rasband or in some other Java program. It has been optimized and tested only on MacOS X systems, but should also compile on other systems for which Scion provides its library.' I may be able to get that to work under Linux but it won't work with Windows I'm sure. Which means we still couldn't use Bio-Rad's Quantity One software. Most people in my lab are familiar with that software. I'll contact the author to see if he has any (Windows) drivers. Vampire Saga Keygen Idm.

I'm guessing not since this was written for Mac. >Check out this company.

They look like they might be able to help. >>>Don >>Don Krieger, Ph.D. >Department of Neurological Surgery >University of Pittsburgh >>________________________________________ >From: ImageJ Interest Group [] on behalf of Gabriel Landini [] >Sent: Tuesday, May 31, 2016 4:06 PM >To: >Subject: Re: Drivers (PC) for a Scion VG5 framegrabber card >>On Tuesday 31 May 2016 11:14:31 hwrichards wrote: >>I know, I know, this is a very old card, and the company is no longer in >>business. But their framegrabber cards are still available from several >>resellers, and on eBay. But they never come with the drivers (I've asked).