FourEyes3D 1.100 is now available for downloading. This release includes important compatibility changes for Snow Leopard.

OK, we got one of these in for testing yesterday. According to Mr. Black, the Minoru 3D is incompatible with the QuickTime supplied UVC USB webcam driver for the following reason:

The Minoru 3D is actually an integrated USB hub connected to two identical USB cameras. Unfortunately, the QuickTime UVC driver wants a pair of stereo cameras to be on different internal USB busses. We have a modified internal build of FourEyes3D that can open the Minoru 3D webcams individually, and pair one of them with the Built-in iSight, but they cannot both be activated at the same time.

So currently, if you want to do 3D webcasts on the Mac, you should buy a matched pair of low-resolution USB webcams. Ideally, cameras that operate in 352x288 natively. They should be approx $40 each. Another important consideration is the mount. It can be useful to slide the cameras along the mounting plane and also "toe them in".

Hey, it's a work in progress...

You don't have to build your own 3D camera. You can use a pre-built 3D webcam rig like this one:

http://www.hytekautomation.com/Products/StereoWebcam.html

Any matched pair of USB cameras will work. Our driver will also work with different cameras, but for ease of focusing and positioning, it's recommended you get two of the same camera.

We're still trying to get the word/hands on a Minoru 3D:
http://www.minoru3d.com/

Until we get the word on whether the QuickTime UVC driver can recognize the camera, hold off on it.

It's here.