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Flash Player web won't start my webcam! (pic)
#1
Ok, so my friend has a video chat room set up for me and our friends to gather and chat, gossip, etc and it requires Flash. Well, I've never had a problem with it locating and starting up my built-in isight until now. I've tried in multiple browsers - I've downloaded the latest version of Flash (enev though I already had the latest version) and I can't get it to work.


If I click on the camera list, it lists Google Video Adaptor 0 and Google Video Adaptor 1 as other sources - but none work.

Also, I have no other application open that would use my webcam.

So what do I do?? I've been to Adobe's Support and gained nothing.

Can someone help me out here???

Thanks much!
Jerry
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#2
Jimmypoo knows all about those porn chat rooms. PM him.
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#3
Do you by chance have Maccam kicking around your computer? I've found that starting it and selecting things randomly can sometimes "unstick" camera problems.

Also-- don't mean to be insulting, but I have to ask-- did you restart?
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#4
Black wrote:
Do you by chance have Maccam kicking around your computer? I've found that starting it and selecting things randomly can sometimes "unstick" camera problems.

Also-- don't mean to be insulting, but I have to ask-- did you restart?

nah no maccam. and yeah I restarted. And NO it's not for porn rooms Speedy!

it used to work fine I don't know what changed?
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#5
Quit your browser, remove the contents of "~/Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player/" and try again.
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#6
Doc wrote:
Quit your browser, remove the contents of "~/Library/Preferences/Macromedia/Flash Player/" and try again.

Still doesn't work.
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#7
Any suggestions as to what to do next?
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#8
Does your iSight work in Photo Booth? (I.e., is your cam working properly when Flash is not involved?)
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#9
Jerry® wrote:
Any suggestions as to what to do next?

Are you on an Intel Mac running a recent version of the OS? If so, try running Safari in 32-bit mode. You can set that with a checkbox in the Get Info window for Safari.

Or...

You could try downgrading the Flash plugin.
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/406/kb406791.html
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#10
rjmacs wrote:
Does your iSight work in Photo Booth? (I.e., is your cam working properly when Flash is not involved?)

Yes it works for iChat, Photo Booth and Face Time. I don't know why it's not allowing Flash to access my cam?
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