My Webcam came without software what programs can i use to use cam. I use it in my office to see the front door need to know what program to use ?
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As I only use mine for skype, and had no issue with using it just plugging it into the computer right out of the box, I can't help with this question.
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Hi Malcolm,This unit comes with a D-ViewCam Surveillance Software by D-link.This software is compatible with Windows Operating Systems only like Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP and the Web Browser is Internet Explorer 7 or higher.Thanks,PCrush
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Gadgetjq: Great post... but my problem is that I disabled my webcam (thinking to save HD space from something I wouldn't use) and now want it back (now I'm a grandmother going on a trip!) It doesn't appear under My Computer at all. Can I get it back??Thank you for any help!
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It's a plugin and play BUT you need some software ~ if you're using skype you just have to set skype to use it in it's Optionsif you're using it for streams or recording you may want to look into Bandicam or Manycam Softwares
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Plug and play. I have used it my old Windows XP and a Vista computer and a Windows 7 all just plug and play. There is software with it which makes it more versatile by giving you more options. I would recommend you install the software just for the optioms. I cannot remember if the software was on a disk or if it just installed from the camera. I have two icons on my desktop, one called Logitech Webcam Software and another called Logitech Vid HD.
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No, it does not have a web cam. I also thought it didn't have legitimate Windows software, but when I called the seller they were able to help me input the activation code in the proper way. When the security scan was run it authenticated as a genuine version of Windows 7.
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Run the software that come with it.. It has a basic Dvr... The quality isn't the best but it is a great cam for the priceTpg
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No. You have to download the software from their site to view it on your computer. I just use the web viewer. This camera is junk tho. It works when it wants to then it constantly drops the internet connection.
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First, I am not understand about Omegle, and Chatroulette. I bought this but I returned this. When it came, I install software then go online to update new software and firmware for my window 8 desktop. It don't have shortcut on desktop. When I test microphone, window left me a message like "Window did not recognize any sound." This webcam may be malfunction. I bought another used one (Logitech HD Portable 1080p Webcam C615) The use of my webcam just limited on video chat, take pictures and video. I am not know about games.
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I have this and I do not use it much. From what I can tell just the basic web cam works, no other features work. What I have come to realize is the only Mac that does not come with a web cam built in is the mini (which is what I have), so not many companies produce a web cam that is compatible. This was one of two I found that are supposed to work with Mac, I don't remember what the other one is but i tried that one first and it did not work. I don't know if this helps, sorry if it doesn't.
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Not trying to fanboy it up or anything but I've found the very best software is called Blue Iris. http://blueirissoftware.com/I have 4 from xfinity and still have their service but they don't provide any means for recording etc, so I just use Blue iris installed on my home server to do all the motion triggering, recording, remote viewing. Then setup to Google drive for cloud backups just encase the server was stolen etc..Also, you will need to know the IP addresses of each camera. This can allow you to jsut view each one with their built in software or when adding to a surveillance program. iSpy does this automatically but just didn't care for the program. Blue iris supports up to 64 cameras for $50 lifetime. Not trying to fanboy it up or anything but I've found the very best software is called Blue Iris. http://blueirissoftware.com/I have 4 from xfinity and still have their service but they don't provide any means for recording etc, so I just use Blue iris installed on my home server to do all the motion triggering, recording, remote viewing. Then setup to Google drive for cloud backups just encase the server was stolen etc..Also, you will need to know the IP addresses of each camera. This can allow you to jsut view each one with their built in software or when adding to a... » Read More Not trying to fanboy it up or anything but I've found the very best software is called Blue Iris. http://blueirissoftware.com/I have 4 from xfinity and still have their service but they don't provide any means for recording etc, so I just use Blue iris installed on my home server to do all the motion triggering, recording, remote viewing. Then setup to Google drive for cloud backups just encase the server was stolen etc..Also, you will need to know the IP addresses of each camera. This can allow you to jsut view each one with their built in software or when adding to a surveillance program. iSpy does this automatically but just didn't care for the program. Blue iris supports up to 64 cameras for $50 lifetime. « Show Less
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No, I don't believe that there is any way to use it as a webcam. It's only connection to the computer is to download video files taken by the Handycam.
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you must connect the USB cable from your computer to the monitor and run the software of the webcam. My webcam is working perfectly since I bought the monitor.
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For a simple web cam it works fine but I haven't been able to get any of the other functions like night vision or the zoom to work. No software comes with it and the company that made them doesn't have them listed on their website either so I have no idea where or how to get the proper drivers for it.
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I have that cam, I use it on Windows 8, and I also used it on my windows 7, there is no program for it, it should install the driver on its own. You may want to make sure there are no other cams hooked up at the same time it will throw it off. Anything have the same name will throw it off so you may have to rename it, or you may need to put it in a different USB port on your computer. It does work with Windows 7.
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I don't use the software that it comes with, I copy the files to the computer after connecting as an external drive and then edit it using iMovie or Windows Movie, depending on where I download it. It's a gr8 camera for the price and works for all home video scenarios.
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You can access the camera through a web browser and set it up-- no software needed. Once it's set up, you do not need a computer running any software for it to record, save, caption motion, email, etc. You do need some sort of network storage (NAS drive) of course. The camera comes with a small CDROM which has a few utilities which you do not need, and two rudimentary security programs that can be used to watch recorded videos of multiple cameras. They are not very good and you will probably want to get other software for that purpose. The documentation on the CD isn't great, but it works. It's broken English, but understandable.