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Proton1212

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Hi All :D

Hope you can help me with this

The light on my webcam has come on, I have not used it in a long time and I have not started any program that would use it.

When I try to use it now (open Amcap) it just shows a blank window.

Is there anyway I can find out what is using my webcam

I have run a couple of Virus/Spy check but nothing seems to help

Please Help ;) :D

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I do not think, having looked at the program that Amcap was compatible with Windows7. I have to admit to having no knowledge of the program and having had a quick look, I certainly would not use it - IF I have looked at the right one.

You may wish to look at this
http://noeld.com/amfaq.htm
although, unless you know differently, you may I think have a problem contacting the actual distributors of Amcap as against just one of the many download sources.

Edited by Macboatmaster, 08 February 2011 - 07:14 PM.

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You forgot one of the most important pieces of information, the web cam model. I know my web cam's light can be on all the time if I set it to be. Also try updating the web cam drivers.
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Thank you for your response :D

I will give it a go and see what happens :D
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