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• Windows 8 and dv6000

  I haven't posted anything yet so I thought I'd let anyone who is curious given know: Yes, you can upgrade your DV6000 with Windows 8.  I did mine a few days ago and it seems to work great so far.  The procedure described in the thread Windows 7 Upgrade Guide for HP laptops for laptops of level 3 pretty much works for Windows 8, but with even less work.

  My hardware configuration given that class DV6000 laptop computers were so many hardware configurations.  Not sure if I have a DV6000 DV6100 since my case has a certain product number and my BIOS has a number of different products.

  Intel Centrino Duo T5600 at 1.83 GHz
  Intel ICH7 chipset
  processor nVidia GeForce Go 7400 graphics
  Built in webcam
  SD card slot

  I did a backup of my hard drive image by moving the drive of my laptop to another computer and using Acronis True Image backup (free versions available at Seagate and Western Digital).  Replaced the hard drive and run Setup from Win8 since a DVD burned ISO image created by the Upgrade Wizard of Windows 8.

  I selected "Custom" for the type of installation, so I could change the partition of my hard drive.  Like most HP laptops, I had a recovery Partition and a partition without a name (diagnostic?).  I used the Setup program to remove all partitions so that Win8 would have the use of the disk set.

  The installer of Windows 8 identified and installed the drivers for most hardware on my laptop.  Drivers not installed by the Setup program were for the audio Conexant modem Conexant soft, quick launch buttons, the Ricoh 5-in-1 card reader and the nVidia GPU.  All, but the card reader Ricoh and driver nVidia GPUS have been downloaded by Windows Update, when first update.  If you are connected to the internet during installation, the installer can download drivers during installation.

  The installer has correctly identified the Ricoh memory card reader and buried a message in the center of the Action.  The message tells you automatically to a HP's FTP server to download the driver for the memory card reader.

  The only factor that had to be downloaded and installed manually was for the nVidia GPU.  The latest worm driver 179,48 for Win7 from the nVidia Web site has worked well.  Do not use the Vista driver on the HP site.  The tiles disappear with it.

  And that's all.  I was able to find more recent drivers for the Intel PRO / Wireless and I always check other materials.  But the installer of Windows 8 does most of the work and did it properly.

  Windows 8 feels much faster than Windows XP.  It starts without a doubt faster and other window operations feel more quickly together.  The Metro interface is a little weird, but I can live with that.

  So if you have a DV6000 similar to mine, Yes, you can put Win8 on it.

  This document has this info, but you are just CliffPre.
  
  Upgrade to Windows 8 document
  http://goo.GL/CO6uV

• Installed HP Webcam laptop

  After you install Windows Vista SP1, he deleted my image driver that activates my webcam. How and where can I get a new driver or is this pilot lost in Vista?

  James, confirms that it is your laptop:
  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareList?OS=2093&LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&lang=en&product=1842155
  I wasn't able to get it through the number of products, so make sure that it is infact dv6000 and it running Vista 32 bit.

  Determine if you are running 32-bit or 64-bit:

  Click Start-> right click computer-> select Properties. In the system window, under system, next to system type: it will show you the operating system 32-bit or 64-bit.

  You will see your Webcam drivers under the heading:
  Driver Webcam HP with update for Microsoft Windows Vista

  If this isn't your laptop or if you are running a 64-bit Vista, adjust accordingly.
  Note: it seems that there are no drivers listed for a 64 bit version of Vista for the listed model. Rami
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  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Dv6000 Win7 (64 bit) and web cam software.

  OK - I have improved my dv6000 (dv6925us) for Win7 64 bit.  Everything works fine - with the exception of the D * N web cam.  He enrolled in Device Manager and is visible here - but there is no software on the HP site so he can work.  I tried to download the recommended software for Vista 64, and running it in compatibility mode - but name joy at all (in fact, it does install it even the HP service pack - survey of errors and ends the installation).  Does anyone know of a 3rd party software that works with this webcam?

  Hello:

  I think that you are supposed to use the Cyberlink YouCam software.  There is a version of W7, that you can try.

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-78419-1&cc=us&DLC=en&LC=en

  Paul

• Unauthorized access to webcam

  So I installed an antivirus on my mac to air that has some features to prevent an applications or websites to use the webcam on my Mac when I do not know and I discovered that whenever I opened an AppStore strives to access my webcam and this attempt is blocked and reported by my antivirus

  So I would like to know why some applications on my mac system access my webcam without my permission and which data are collected in a way?

  I am not really concerned about privacy, but I think I must know, understand, and control what my system, because it really violates my rights of confidentiality and security

  Remove the antivirus software. It is worthless. You're not spying.

• Logitech C310 Webcam not recognized

  I have a Mac Mini from 2012 which I just upgraded to Sierra. Everything went well except the webcam, a Logitech C310, is not recognized by the operating system. He keeps his identification as "unknown device". It doesn't seem to work properly, but I fear that it is not properly recognized by the operating system.

  Anyone else have a similar problem with a Logitech webcam that faces a problem?

  Contact Logitech technical support. The camera may be incompatible.

• Question about webcams with Macbook Pro 13-inch, mid 2010

  Bear with me as I am the most fundamental basic Mac users. I am currently using a MacBook Pro (13-inch, mid 2010) with OS X Yosemite 10.10.5 I don't use Skype or FaceTime or something like that. Recently, I joined an online course in which they said I need a webcam, headset and microphone so that I can communicate with my instructor and discussions in class.

  I have really no idea what hardware inside is on my laptop. Is the built in camera something that could be used for this purpose? Or do I need to buy these separately three elements to make this work? And if yes, are you easy to install and can anyone recommend something good, but also low-cost as possible.

  Thanks in advance for your time.

  michellew_ wrote:

  Is the built in camera something that could be used for this purpose?

  Or do I need to buy these separately three elements to make this work?

  Your built in FaceTime, camera is sufficient. This is the idea. outdoor cameras are mostly a thing of the past. If the internal webcam is broken, an external is always an option repair vs.

  You may need their proprietary software to connect to their course however

• iMovie does not recognize Logitech HD Webcam C310

  I'm running OS X 10.11.6 on a MacBook Pro for 6 months. I would use my Logitech HD Webcam C310 (USB) to import images from a film 8 mm 60 years projector to iMovie, but iMovie does not recognize the camera. FaceTime, however, DOES not recognize the camera, and it appears also in system information. But no matter what I do (restart iMovie, disconnect and reconnect the camera, restart the machine), iMovie displays only the camera, which he calls the "FaceTime HD camera." Appreciate any help to get this camera to work. Thank you

  I have a Logitech C920 webcam, and it is not recognized by iMovie.  It is recognized by Quicktime Player and Photo Booth applications and with one of these, you can save a movie that you can then import into iMovie.

  Geoff.

• Logitech c920 no video display Webcam in Firefox

  Does not show my Logitech c920 webcam video in Firefox, but the audio works fine.

  I have tried with all disabled add-ons.

  It is the only webcam on my system.

  I found a fix for the problem. For Firefox, in his topic: config controls carried out in accordance with the preferences media.*.enabled media.autoplay.enabled search is set to false. Return to the default Boolean value (true) solves the problem. A response to this thread also proposed changes to the preferences of media.*.enabled back to their default settings, but it does not apply to my solution. Therefore, other media.*.enabled preferences are not relevant.

• I get "mime type or video format is not supported" for the sons of live webcams. What should I download to fix this problem?

  I'm not a COMPUTER expert. I get: "mime or video format type is not supported" as a message on a webcam live feed Web site: chaturbate. What should I download to fix this problem?

  Thank you

  Collin

  Flow cam I looked all used Adobe Flash Player.

  Flash appears as a plugin installed in your system details.

• How can I choose the webcam that I use when starting a video call of 'Hello '?

  If I join one Hello video call (conversation) was started by someone else, I can choose which webcam I want to use my integrated vs. external webcam. How can I do when I start the conversation? Is it possible to save these settings for my favorite webcam?

  Hello

  The people who answer questions here are for the most part, other users Firefox dedicating volunteer their time (like me), not employees of Mozilla or Firefox developers.

  If you want to leave a comment for the developers of Firefox, you can go to the Firefox help menu and select submit comments... or use this link. Your comments gets collected at http://input.mozilla.org/, where a team of people read it and collect data on the most common questions.

  Thank you Ronnie.

• AppleScript for recording video from webcam

  Hello

  I'm new to applescripts and I am writing a script to record from webcam to say X seconds. I use the script below, but I get an error that I don't have permission to save this file on the desktop. How can I avoid this error? Secondly how can I save the file with timestamp added in the name of the file.

  Thank you very much in advance, this is my first post in the community

  tellapplication "QuickTime Player"
    set newMovieRecording to new movie recording
  
    tell newMovieRecording
    start
    delay 5
    pause
    save newMovieRecording in "/users/rohitbhutani/desktop/movie.mov"
    stop
    close newMovieRecording
    end tell
  

  Hi rbhutani,

  First of all, you must have written

  newMovieRecording Save to POSIX file ' / Users/rohitbhutani/Desktop/movie.mov '.

  Instead of

  newMovieRecording record in ' / Users/rohitbhutani/Desktop/movie.mov '.

  Then, to save the file with timestamp added in the name of the file, you can do the following:

  the value theCurrentDate to the current date

  value dateTime to short date string of theCurrentDate & space & time chain of theCurrentDate

  game of theFilePath to "/ users/rohitbhutani/Desktop/film ' & dateTime &".mov ".

  say application "QuickTime Player".

  the value newMovieRecording to record new movie

  say newMovieRecording

  beginning

  period 5

  pause

  newMovieRecording Save to POSIX file theFilePath

  stop

  newMovieRecording close

  end say

  end say

• I want to use my camcorder panasonic SC-with v720 good hdmi as a webcam how do I do that

  Subject: I want to use my camcorder panasonic SC-with v720 good hdmi as a webcam how do I do that

  I was looking for a good webcam (video camera) that I can use to spread my webinars.

  I can't find on the website of apple that works well with my macbook so I can use it in quicktime, Skype, facetime, google den, jam Webinar, goto webinar etc.

  If you know that a good webcam please let me know.

  Then I found an article on the internet how to use your own video camera as a webcam.

  But you must have some sort of converter video thunderbolt Blackmagic Design UltraStudio datalogger of 150 dollars.

  I don't understand that, my camcorder has my mac book has hdmi hdmi why isn't is possible to connect them so that I can use my camcorder as a webcam.

  My panasonic SC-720v is also compatible with imovie.

  Please who can help out me.

  Greetings

  Conrad

  The Netherlands.

  By the present the link which connect a video camera with the crush blabla UltraStudio recorder of Blackmagic Design Mini converter

  https://Ozar.me/2014/03/using-HD-camcorder-Mac-webcam/

  I think that the HDMI on your Air port was released only to screen external which is why you need the converter.

• PCC. AudioClient.class not found Panasonic Webcam

  BL-C230A Webcam will not display audio controls due to the CCP. AudioClient.class not

  weathership Hello, this looks more like a problem within a java applet that provides the web interface of the cam - there is not much that mozilla could do about it. Please try contacting panasonic for assistance for their product...

• Webcam loads a blank page without user login.

  When I open the website for my remote webcam, it shows a blank page without user interface such as login or password. It opens in IE and my Android, but not with Firefox.
  My stuff:
  W7 Ultimatex64 with 8 GB
  NETGEAR WNDR4500
  The remote DVR is a LTD-7908

  I found this and it works AWESOME.

  IE Tab-2 for Mozilla