In most cases, the webcam will plug into a USB port. if you have a laptop, the USB port will be on the side of the base of the laptop. If you have a desktop computer, the USB port will be in the actual computer (the big box that goes on the ground, and you put CD-ROMs in.) there will usually be USB ports in front, and in back of it. Hope this helps!!!
If it needs to be plugged in, my guess would be that it'd need to be plugged into one of your computers USB ports.
The USB ports should be located at either the front or back of your box, or sometimes both.
See the Related Links below for the USB symbol you should see where the port is on your computer box.
That is where you plug your web cam in.
Almost all web-cams these days come with a USB plug. Simply find a vacant USB port and 'plug & go' ! If your laptop already as a built-in web-cam, you might have to switch between the two - For example, I use Paltalk and sometimes I need to use an external web-cam instead of the built-in one - Paltalk gives me the option to switch between the two cameras.
You can not hook up an web-cam to an iPod or ipod touch and so i think... You are in the wrong category.
Usually you would plug it into a vacant USB socket.
You plug them into any available USB port.
you get a cord and hook it up to the computer. then hook it to the camera (i it fits) and then if you are using skype then install the type of camera and computer for the hooked up camera. then you should be able to use it.
There are many ways one can participate in online webcam chats. One is to go on a chat website like Skype and hook up to a webcam or computer cam. This can be used to talk to people around the world.
use your webcam or camera, then upload it to your computer. another way is that if your xbox is near your computer hook it up to a capture card, try searching youtube about that. If it helped, recommend me! -P
Yes you can ! There are many models of separate web-cam available from any good computer shop. Some computers (such as the lap-top I'm using now) have a web-cam built in -lots of them don't. I have a spare, separate web-cam, that I used to use with my old computer before I bought this one.
i think you might have to use usb cable to hook it up to your computer
Usually there is a small hole, about the size of a large sewing needle. This is where the computer(or Webcam) picks up your sound through a microphone.
You can hook up your camcorder to a TV and it will work just fine. The same goes for a computer.
Not sure what you mean, if your trying to video chat than download Skype, but if your trying to connect together 2 laptops to use the webcam on the other computer that's next to impossible to do
type it up on google.
No.
No. But you can buy cheap cams on the net, connect it to a DVR the plug it to the TV.