Has anyone successfully used this with a Logitech webcam ?.
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I am not sure exactly what you're trying to do with this, but the way the manufacturer put it to me was that this is a USB extension cord, not means to connect USB to Ethernet. It will convert USB to Ethernet so you can use an Ethernet cord to reach where you need it to, then back to USB.
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I ended up using standard webcam drivers in Windows 8. The manufacturer's website was pretty bad and I never did find good software made for this.
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Yep. Make sure you download the right drivers from the Logitech website and you'll be fine.
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Hi LG, did you try to buy the webcam from Amazon? Was it BCD 9?I'd like to use a Logitech QuickCam Sphere AF (BCD 9) on Linux.ThanksStefano
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I've been searching for one tiger supported webcam too with no luck. Even in the manufacturers' websites they don't mention if any of them are supported. Though, there is some kind of software to force the drivers to work with the OSX for what I've read, but mind you, I haven't used it and since I don't know this kind of warez I'm not able to recommend them! Search for a little bit more of info and if you find a decent camera for the tiger, please let me know! I'll tell if I find one.
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I just bought the C930e for my I Mac and it works great. I downloaded the Logitech control software for OS 10.9 + and it worked very well. I am using the camera with Screen Flow and it is superb.
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I'm using it with a Panasonic Pv-gs120 MiniDV 3-Chip camcorder on the Firewire mostly. But I have also used it with a Logitech USB webcam. I have also tested it with my JVC HiDef SD Camcorder on USB. It's a pretty flexible software when it comes to camera selection.
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No it cannot serve as a webcam. The USB port is read only and the HDMI and AV ports connect only to a TV for playback.
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I'm still running 7 but I checked the Logitech website and the specs DO list Windows 8 as supported. Should be good. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/hd-webcam-c615
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You can download the Logitech webcam software from the site. http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/quickcam-sphere-af put in the required info and it will give you a download
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It appears that this is a software issue and not a hardware issue. Without knowing what webcam program you are using it is impossible to determine a solution.
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Yes, however, it is not entirely a plug-and-play operation. You first need to update your firmware to Rev2, so that USB cameras are supported. Then you need to obtain a working camera, preferable one with build in microphone. Check out the article for details and howto:http://www.squidoo.com/mk802-skype-usb-webcam
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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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It worked great with my Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse. No problems during setup or use. Hope it helps. Stuart.
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no, it works with a unifing receiverhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech_Unifying_receiver
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I bought a logitech version - could not get this to work. Logitech works fine
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I tried a lot but it does not accept Cam or cam of phone as camera for skype.. What I did not try was wireless ? (Wifi) camera. Multi usb hub works well also wireless keyboard mouse work nicely.