"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" wrote:
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> Hi Nancy,
>
> The QoS (Quality of Service) packet scheduler basically schedules some internet "packets"
> over some other, so that they're delivered more on time (therefore important packets, like
> audio are delivered faster over say advertisements on a web page). Unfortunately in some
> cases this doesn't work -- turning this functionality off won't actually "break" anything.
>
> As for programming, I've been known to code here and there =)
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>
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JK-
I recently installed a Logitech Quickcam for my mother on a Dell XP machine.
My brother installed the same camera on a nearly identical machine. When he
contacts my mother via Windows Messenge, his camera/microphone comes on
immediately upon launching WIndows Messenger, and we have no problem
receiving his video/audio. However, when my mother launches Windows
Messenger, for some reason Messenger does not turn on her camera/ microphone.
Nothing is wrong with the camera or microphone - when we launch
Quickcapture, the camera/microphone comes on and works perfectly well.
How can I get WIndows messenger to turn on the camera/microphone the way
that it is supposed to and the way that it does for my brother?
I've already installed the latest version of Windows Messenger.
Thanks for your advice.
Rob
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