Can I use Logitech Conference Cam BCC950 with a chromebook or chromebox ?
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I think you can. I used a Win 7 pro setup. It is all usb settings. I can say that we have a 30 foot usb cord connected to it due to presentation reasons, but only high quality cables work best.
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The samsung smartcam website webviewer plugin isn't chromebook/chrome compatible - can anyone help?
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For Mac use eCamm's "iGlasses" webcam controller software to zoom (and also to control manual focus, manual exposure on the C920 running on a Mac. ) Logitech's C920 webcam software isn't officially supported for Mac , but iGlasses will do what you need.http://www.ecamm.com/mac/iglasses/
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This is a USB microphone that doesn't require any drivers, so it should work with pretty much any device with a USB port, including most Chromebooks. I'm sure you can Google it and find out for sure, but I cannot think of a reason that it wouldn't work with Chrome OS. I'm going to be honest, however. I absolutely love my Snowflake, but if you are looking for a microphone just for, say, video chatting on Google Hangouts, this probably isn't your best option. I'm sure you can find a cheaper USB microphone that will work perfectly I'm that setting. I hope this helps!
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any thing compatable with an hdmi for moniter,keybroad and mouse needs an usb to plug into chromebox im using a wireless usb keyboard thas you plug a dongle into chromebox
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If the chromeboom has blutooth it should. My father has the Samsung chromebook and I know a USB wireless mouse works with that, so this should work.
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I don't have chromebook. The speaker works well with my Vaio. Plug in the USB and it plays -- that simply.
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I don't use Adobe Connect but their website states that it is compatible with Logitech's C930e webcam. Hope this helps
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Probably if you can get updated software from Logitech. It's a pretty old product. I purchased it years ago to work with XP. There has to be more current, good, reasonably priced cams available.
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I have a small Windows 8 laptop and successfully watch DVD movies using the free VLC media program. Not sure about a chromebook.
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Wow,I haven't even heard of a Asus Chromebox! But I very much presume it will work no problem with all chrome OS devices.
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We unfortunately don't have a Chromebook or Chromebox to test it with in order to verify, so we recommend contacting the manufacturer to verify (says it's optimized for Microsoft Lync). I've seen online reviews that indicates it works for PC & Mac, but nothing yet that have specified a yes or no for chrome.
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I have never used a chromebook but can see no reasona why this wouldn't work with a Chromebook. I have used them with mAC and windows computers without problems.
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If your Google Chrome computer acts like my laptop computer using Google Chrome, the answer is yes. I use the external HDMI output on my laptop, so assuming your computer has the same type of HDMI output (or a mini-HDMI output port) then the answer is yes.
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It's on the MS compatability list.http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compatibility/CompatCenter/ProductDetailsViewer?Name=Logitech%20HD%20Pro%20C920%20Webcam&vendor;=Logitech&Locale;=1033%2C2057%2C3081%2C4105%2C16393&BreadCrumbPath;=webcam&LastSearchTerm;=webcam&Type;=Hardware&tem;pOsid=Windows%208.1
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You can download the software for the Logitech 920. It works great. Go to the Logitech web site and navigate to the page for the C920. look for the Logitech Webcam Software download button. Press download and install the software. It will say it is not for the 930 but just disregard and keep going. I use my 930 with Skype and the Logitech Webcam Software. If works just fine with both.
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It should. This is an Imager for telescopes, but to the computer it works as a USB Web cam.Essentially any computer with USB will work.The issue might be finding image processing software for your Chromebook. Normally you set up the Imager and take a few minutes of video. Then you use software to select the best frames and stack them into a still image.There are free program for Windows and Linux, but I haven't seen any for a Chromebook. There may be, but I haven't looked.Good luck!