Logitech C930E How To Select The

Then this should work: A Quick Fix for Mac Camera Not Working Fortunately, there is another trick that seems to fix the problem immediately using a command line force quit, and does not require a reboot.

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The camera shows in the system report so apple tech told me its not the camera either.

Navigate to the USB section and check to see if the webcam is listed as a connected device.

Before you start it up, locate the following keys: Command, Option, P, and R.

Turn the computer back on and hold down the Command, Option, P and R keys.

Wait until the computer makes its second startup chime before releasing the keys.

Hold down the Shift key until the Apple logo appears.Test the device.

Click the Apple menu (in the top left corner of your screen) and then click About this Mac.

Its microphone worked, but not the camera, despite making sure the firmware was up to date, trying different usb ports, etc.

To check this, I took it to an old redhat inux machine, plugged it in, and ran the webcam program cheese.

It worked perfectly I unplugged it, took it back to my mac mini, plugged it in, and it worked perfectly, with both Photo Booth and Skype.

From prior troubleshooting, I knew that the way to select webcam was to launch Quicktime 10 Player.

Players prior to version 10 wont work, because it needs to have the Record Movie function.) So I launched Quicktime 10 player, then from Menu Bar selected New Movie Recording.

This opens a video interface, but as I expected, the camera was not automatically recognized.

Logitech C930E How To Select The

So I already knew about how to select the webcam by clicking on the DOWNWARD ARROW v to the right of the RED BUTTON in the center of the little control strip when you mouse over the Quicktime player window.

The Logitech webcam then fired up for me, but it was jittery.

Then reselected New Movie Recording, then repeated the selection of the Logitech c930e.

It would appear that somehow the circuitry in the Logitech camera was asleep in some way, and this reselecting of the webcam on another Mac did the trick in kicking it into gear.

I then unplugged the webcam and plugged back in to my Mac Pro.

Launched Quicktime Player 10, selected New Movie Recording, and the c930e was working yay.

I took it to (another computer), plugged it in, and ran the webcam program cheese.

I didnt know about Quicktime 10.

Or, for that matter, tools like Soundflower.).

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