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Rmani

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#288278 17-Jun-2021 22:40
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So, I have this Samsung skype camera VG-STC5000,which is now unsupported by Samsung. Was planning to use this as a webcam. When I connect to the laptop, it gets recognised as USB2.0 UVC HQ WebCam. However it seems there are no drivers for it in Windows 10.

 

No luck with Google as well. Has anyone tried using it as a webcam or has a driver to it?





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Oblivian
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  #2730441 17-Jun-2021 23:36
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Lucky it detects at all.

 

Proprietary smart tv camera

 

You can see online many are asking for them. And the most common answer is, there are none as it was written for the SmartOS


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