Logitceh HD Cam

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Hi all,
Just wanted to say that I have a Logitech HD cam as one of my Christmas presents this year, so my shows on Vaughn or any other websites may look different.

TheEagle wrote:Honestly get a logitech c920 HD 1080p better quality

TigerTankFan wrote:If anyone wants to know, the HD Logitech  camera that 1mtvfan & I own is model C920 & has a wide-angle lens.

Cool! That is the same model web cam that TheEagle mentioned .

1mtvfan wrote:which will only work when enabled

What do you mean by it only work when enabled? What will only work when enabled?

i don't know, it may be enabled already.

1mtvfan wrote:i don't know, it may be enabled already.

Do you mean the webcam?

If so, yeah usually the system will install any needed drivers and such needed for the webcam to work the first time you plug it in, after this, it should always be able to be used and work with no issues.

well, most webcams are plug and play on Windows XP and up

Since this cam is outfitted for USB, it usually can be used almost immediately after being plugged in.

as i said earlier, plug and play on Windows XP and up

1mtvfan wrote:well, most webcams are plug and play on Windows XP and up

TigerTankFan wrote:Since this cam is outfitted for USB, it usually can be used almost immediately after being plugged in.  

1mtvfan wrote:as i said earlier, plug and play on Windows XP and up

Yes indeed, most webcams are plug in and play so they are easy to use for users of all skill levels.

From what I hear, the webcam you got is a good one .

well, most webcams will not work on anything under windows XP, but most of them are USB Connections and that is something that only comes on the newer laptops and desktops, so most likely you will not find any computers that are running Windows 98 that have a USB port of any kind, although you may fine one or two with a PS\2 port, but windows 98 will not support a webcam

1mtvfan wrote:well, most webcams will not work on anything under windows XP, but most of them are USB Connections and that is something that only comes on the newer laptops and desktops, so most likely you will  not find any computers that are running Windows 98 that have a USB port of any kind, although you may fine one or two with a PS\2 port, but windows 98 will not support a webcam

If your computer is running on windows 98, then I very much doubt you will have any use for a webcam, as I very much doubt you will be able to much live streaming or anything from it, the computer and system wouldnt be able to handle it .

more to my point

I could be wrong about this, but I'm pretty sure that the wasn't very many webcams available when Win98 was the "top" operating system.

kind of straying from the point of the thread

TigerTankFan wrote:I could be wrong about this, but I'm pretty sure that the wasn't very many webcams available when Win98 was the "top" operating system.

Your right, there probably wasn't.

there were a few, but they seldom worked to the level of they are now on win 98, although some worked half decent on win 2000

Doesn't matter, I doubt there were any decent working software to use the webcam with anyway.

the point being that some worked, although not to the level of they are now

Well those days are long gone now.

That said, why don't we bring the focus back to MODERN webcams.

the point being they DID work on win 98 to some degree

Brandon wrote:Well those days are long gone now.

That said, why don't we bring the focus back to MODERN webcams.

Agreed Brandon, posts on this thread need to get back to its main topic.

still the same point

not trying to start anything with you 1mtvfan, but Brandon has asked that we return to the main point of this thread.

my point is related to the thread

As Brandon has rightly stated:

Well those days are long gone now.

That said, why don't we bring the focus back to MODERN webcams.

my point is valid

Bump! Also, I don't use my Logitech webcam very much.