QUOTE(Dimitris Apostolou @ Thu Sep 27 2007, 08:12) [snapback]445772[/snapback]
Are you sure no other application is using the camera?
Check in System Preferences/Accounts/Login Items if any of the applications there has something to do with this.
Also check in Macintosh HD:Library/StartupItems if any applications exist there that might use the camera.
Have you tried creating a new account in Mac OS X and see if the camera works then? If yes, then it is probably either one of the above or some corrupt preference file or framework.
Try deleting the file User/Library/Preferences/com.skype.skype.plist
Also try deleting the folder User/Library/Application Support/Skype and see if anything changes.
Last, try running all the tasks of
Onyx, especially those that involve the cleaning of cache.
Thank you for the reply, Demitris.
In Preferences/Accounts/Login items I have...
"Palm desktop background",
"iCalAlarmScheduler",
"CNQL1208 Button Manager",
"ItunesHelper",
and "Transport Monitor".
Of those 5, only "iCalAlarmScheduler" and "CNQL1208 Button Manager" are checked.
In Macintosh HD:Library/StartupItems I have...
"M-Audio Firmware Loader"
"PACESupport"
"Qmaster"
and "RosettaStoneLtdDaemon"
I don't see anything here that has anything to to with video, let alone Fire Wire. Do you? The M-Audio I suspect is associated with a USB to MIDI cable I used to have.
I've deleted preferences and Application Support/Skype a couple of times. And I also tried using the cam on iChat in a different login(used only for email). What if I delete everything associated with iChat? I don't use it anyway.
Tomorrow I will try Onyx.
THX again.
-Jeff