Webcams

If your webcam is UVC - USB Video Class compliant - and If you're running Windows Vista or Mac OSX 10.4 Tiger or 10.5 Leopard - the drivers for UVC webcams are built right into the operating system. No disc or drivers are needed.

To turn on an HP webcam:

1. Go to QuickPlay (press the blue-lighted button above the F3 key (or next to the power button)).

2. When QuickPlay shows up, there is a row of six icons across the bottom of the screen: click on the second one from the left (the one with the photo-movie_reel-music_notes).

3. A window with three 'frames' shows up. On the left frame there are six items: the fifth one should say 'HP Webcam'. Click on it.

4. The webcam's blue LED light should now be turned on. There should be a rectangle with dimensions of ratio 1:2 which should show what the camera is sensing.

5. There is a row of seven buttons above that rectangle: the seventh is for taking snapshots and the sixth for recording videos.

6. Videos and pictures are saved at:

Pictures -- C:\Users\Public\Public Pictures\My Snapshots

Videos -- C:\Users\Public\Public Videos\HP Webcam

sometimes it doesnt say "hp web cam" it says "usb video device"

its only on a laptop by the way

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If you have a webcam there should be a little webcam icon directly underneath your display picture, and you click that. When you click that, it should say "show my webcam" and "start a video call." If you would like to talk to the person using a microphone (if you have one) and see them at the same time, you click "start a video call." If you just want to work your webcam, then you click "show my webcam." You should then see yourself where your display picture normally is once the webcam has started working.

you want to go to start or where you can get on to your webcam right click on it and you will see a drop bax appear click options and then video capture and you can change it in to negative colour sepia and many others hope this helps you lot out

Or...If its still not working...try installing the camera drive once again, it should work....specially for Lenovo Ideapad.

The process of recording on a built in webcam from HP is quite simple. First, you need to turn your computer on. Then you have a choice. If you have your webcam as an icon on your desktop, open it. If not then click start and look through your programs list to find it. Then you click the video icon wait for any countdown you may see and record what you want.

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You may need to load a driver into your computer before your computer reconizes your webcam. Ususally this driver is software on a CD/DVD. If you acquired your webcam secondhand from a private party and you weren't given the CD/DVD, you may be able to download it from the manfacturer's website; sometimes for free.

go to start menu, search for you cam.

click the one that says Cyberlink Youcam. NOT the one that has (webcam) after it.

once that is open then go to skype and click tools then options,

and under video go to the drop down menu that is at the top right ( i believe )

and change it from your default webcam to the youcam.

once this happens make your video call and you should see the youcam video effects panel popup shortly after your webcam starts

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You need to have the cell text the email, then when u get the text on ur email, you will have the phones email. Then you just reply and attach the picture and send it. You should receive the picture soon sometimes u might have to send it multiple times to get it. It has taken 2 hours one time to get a picture. It just depends on ur phone provider and the the email acc.

Just plug it in, and use an application that supports webcam functionality.

Yes.

In order to record computer screen and your own video though webcam, you will require a free screen recorder known as ScreenRec that is not only free but has capability to record your computer screen and yourself through webcam. ScreenRec also accepts dual audio input i.e. from system or from mic and records your computer screen without watermark.

Basically, ScreenRec is used to create video tutorials, or for creating instructional video to send a video message to colleagues. If you want to take maximum advantage of ScreenRec, complete registration process by verifying your email and you will get a free cloud storage of 2GB free. As soon as you complete recording computer screen, you will be given a unique link which can be shared with anyone with whom you want to share this recorded video.

yes but it may depend what type of camera you have!

Shut down your computer,when it's in the restart Mode,plug you microphone in.You will then see a message that says"new hardware detected'.---No software is needed.
In the control panel click on "Sounds and Devices',there you will have the ability to test you mic and your mic volume,once set,click Apply,click OK.You are done.Your mic is ready t use.

Depending on your browser it is a little different but go to your "Internet options" or "options" menu and a window will appear then delete "www.google.com" from your homepage and put the page of your choice.

The web cam is used to take pictures, videos and many other things so you can make movies, connect with people over the Internet who could be even in another country, or go on Chat-room Roulette [lol ;)]. The web cam is also GREAT for people who are deaf or mute, as they can use sign language to communicate, because they can't hear the phone ring and they can't talk to peoples.

KeyLemon is a free facial recognition software available to anyone to use with their webcam. Computer manufactures such as Toshiba and Dell may also offer facial recognition software to use on their PCs.

Apple's iPad does not have a standard video card. Apple designed their own processor (called the A4) to control the iPad and incorporated the PowerVR SGX 535 graphics processing chip to drive the graphics.

The whole inside computer screen spins once.

Depends what you want really.. If you want just a normal average webcam, they range from about $5.00 to about $30.00. While high quality range from $50.00 to $100.00.. I would highly recommend an average webcam in the $20.00 range.

A scanner is used to input paper documents or photos into the computer. They are typically "scanned" as images (like pictures) and stored in TIFF, GIF, or JPG format, and can also be scanned into the Portable Document Format (PDF), or converted to text using Optical Character Recognition (OCR).

1,000,000+ lines of code. Hacking is very, very, very hard. It's not at all like the movies, where you just type some thing like "hack <nameofcomputer> trojan.exe". In real life, you first need to penetrate the firewall, then gain admin control, either by tricking the user into giving your program admin control, or backdoor programs. Both are extremely difficult, because on one you have to fake a certificate, and on the other, you have to find a loophole left in the programming, which both apple and microsoft are very good at covering.

If it's got an inbuilt webcam, it should also come with software pre-installed. My Compaq laptop has a webcam and a programme called Cyberlink YouCam, which I had to look for in the list of programmes. When the programme is opened, the webcam switches on (a little light lights up next to it) and... there's me on the screen, looking older and fatter than I ever imagined. Webcams are not flattering.

Also, if you've got a big enough hard drive and you want to try installing Ubuntu Linux for free, (you could try it by installing Ubuntu using WUBI - Windows Ubuntu Installer - as a Windows application) then free software can be downloaded to use your webcam in Ubuntu).

There's a button that looks sort of like a doodle of a bird to the right of the power button and to the left of the mute button. If you press that then a screen appears with different things (Ie: headphones, TV, pictures) Pick the one at the farthest right.