readme change, 60 fps cap

example/src/testApp.cpp

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 #include "testApp.h"
 
 void testApp::setup() {
+    ofSetFrameRate(60);
 	ofSetVerticalSync(true);
     bIsRecordingMovie = false;
 	camera.setup();

readme.md

@@ -13,8 +13,9 @@ ofxEdsdk was developed with support from YCAM http://www.ycam.jp/
 6. Copy the EDSDK folder into this directory: OF > addons > ofEdsdk > src
 7. Open the OF Project Generator application and build a new app, including the ofxEdsdk addon.
 8. Open your new app in Xcode. Go into the Build Settings for the Target app. In the "Search Paths" section, double-click  "Header Search Paths."
-9. You should see something like "../../../addons/ofxEdsdk/src" as one of the paths in the list. To the right of that path, click the drop-down menu and select "recursive."
+9. You should see `../../../addons/ofxEdsdk/src` as one of the paths in the list. To the right of that path, click the drop-down menu and select "recursive."
 10. Go into the "Build Phases" tab for the Target app. In the "Link Binary with Libraries" section, add the EDSDK frameworks by clicking the "+" button at the lower-left and selecting the two framework files: OF > addons > ofEdsdk > src > EDSDK > Framework
+11. Under "Framework Search Paths" add `../../../addons/ofxEdsdk/lib/EDSDK/Framework`.
 
 Following these steps will include Canon's developer library and this wrapper for all its functions for use in OF. You should be able to run the blank project successfully.
 

src/ofxEdsdk.cpp

@@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ namespace ofxEdsdk {
 #endif
         while(isThreadRunning()) {
             captureLoop();
-            ofSleepMillis(1);
+            ofSleepMillis(5);
         }
 #if defined(TARGET_WIN32)
         CoUninitialize();