http://myipc.wordpress.com There's an answer to everything. All you have to go do is find it. Mon, 24 Aug 2009 12:24:27 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://myipc.wordpress.com/video-and-voice-calls-over-the-internet-or-messenger/#comment-201 zachdude1094 Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:36:42 +0000 http://computerempire.wordpress.com/video-and-voice-calls-over-the-internet-or-messenger/#comment-201 Okay, let me make sure I know what you're asking and telling me. You have a Logitech webcam. Whenever your computer starts, it get's a good connection to the internet, but when you try to do a video call, the calls don't go through. You want to know why this is happening, and you think it might be your firewall or your DSL, right? Now I'm assuming that you are using Skype, as that was the VoIP program that this page has been talking about, so I will base my answer from there. You probably have read some or most of this page, so you will know that I've had problems with this, and here's what I recommend you try: 1) First I would recommend that you check and see if you have the latest version of Skype. This can be easily done by clicking the Help menu once Skype is open, and then clicking Check for Updates. Either Skype will tell you that you have the latest version, or that you need to upgrade. If you need to upgrade I would recommend doing so now. 2) Make sure your Logitech Software is up to date, which I am sure you have done, but just double-check anyway. 3) Make sure Skype is recognizing that your webcam is in fact a webcam, and that your webcam is the one recognized by Skype. Now Skype can sometimes make a mistake and think a certain part of your computer is actually another part, which if you've been a long time Skype user, you probably know. So go into the Tools menu, and click Options. Now under the General Section you will see a part labeled Webcam Settings. Go into that space and see if Skype is recognizing the correct webcam. 4) Try again to make a call. If it doesn't work post back, and I can look at some more in-depth troubleshooting ideas for you. 5) Check the Skype Help. I hope this helps! Okay, let me make sure I know what you’re asking and telling me.
You have a Logitech webcam. Whenever your computer starts, it get’s a good connection to the internet, but when you try to do a video call, the calls don’t go through. You want to know why this is happening, and you think it might be your firewall or your DSL, right?
Now I’m assuming that you are using Skype, as that was the VoIP program that this page has been talking about, so I will base my answer from there. You probably have read some or most of this page, so you will know that I’ve had problems with this, and here’s what I recommend you try:
1) First I would recommend that you check and see if you have the latest version of Skype. This can be easily done by clicking the Help menu once Skype is open, and then clicking Check for Updates. Either Skype will tell you that you have the latest version, or that you need to upgrade. If you need to upgrade I would recommend doing so now.
2) Make sure your Logitech Software is up to date, which I am sure you have done, but just double-check anyway.
3) Make sure Skype is recognizing that your webcam is in fact a webcam, and that your webcam is the one recognized by Skype. Now Skype can sometimes make a mistake and think a certain part of your computer is actually another part, which if you’ve been a long time Skype user, you probably know. So go into the Tools menu, and click Options. Now under the General Section you will see a part labeled Webcam Settings. Go into that space and see if Skype is recognizing the correct webcam.
4) Try again to make a call. If it doesn’t work post back, and I can look at some more in-depth troubleshooting ideas for you.
5) Check the Skype Help.
I hope this helps!

]]> http://myipc.wordpress.com/video-and-voice-calls-over-the-internet-or-messenger/#comment-199 Karen Sun, 22 Mar 2009 18:27:56 +0000 http://computerempire.wordpress.com/video-and-voice-calls-over-the-internet-or-messenger/#comment-199 I have a Logitech webcam when I first install it, it gets a internet connection as soon as my computer restarts. I lose the connect and my vidieo calls do not go through I do not know why this is happening. Is it my firewall Or DSL??????. I think I've uninstalled it and installed it number of times. I have a Logitech webcam when I first install it, it gets a internet connection as soon as my computer restarts. I lose the connect and my vidieo calls do not go through I do not know why this is happening. Is it my firewall Or DSL??????. I think I’ve uninstalled it and installed it number of times.

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