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I have strange issues with my webcam. In browser it works just fine (in Flash, for example). But when I go to Skype options it says I don't have any webcams. I can see webcam in device manager and it says it's working fine.
I tried to delete config.xml for Skype, as their site suggests, but got nothing.
Also, I have ManyCam Webcam Source in browser webcam selector, although I've deleted ManyCam long ago. Maybe this is related to Skype problem?
When I'm trying to install webcam driver from Acer site, it also says I don't have any webcams.
Notebook is Acer Aspire Timeline 5750G. OS is Windows 7 Home Basic Service Pack 1, 64 bit.
UPD: Okay, installing and uninstalling ManyCam removed it from webcam selector. Browser still uses "1.3 MP Webcam", Skype still cannot see it.
UPD: Connecting USB cam makes it available to browser without problems but Skype still cannot see any. I'm reinstalling Skype right now.
UPD: Nope, didn't help
Device manager info:
1.3M HD Webcam
Hardware ID:
USB\VID_064E&PID_C218&REV_0332&MI_00
USB\VID_064E&PID_C218&MI_00
UPD AGAIN
Okay, it seems I miss registry entries for some MediaTypes (whatever it is), one of them MJPG. That's probably why camera doesn't work. When we load Advanced Graph Manager for media, one of the prefered media types is written as {47504A4D-0000-0010-8000-00AA00389B71} (others have normal names like "YUV2"). Google says this guid belongs to MJPG. Is there any way to restore/reinstall these mediatypes?
What is your webcam? – harrymc – 2013-06-16T09:57:58.180
It's built into the notebook. – Kuroki Kaze – 2013-06-16T10:10:00.367
What is it called in Device Manager (normally under "Sound, video and game controllers") and what is "Hardware Ids" in click-right/Properties/Details. – harrymc – 2013-06-16T11:03:12.950
Updated post with hardware info. – Kuroki Kaze – 2013-06-16T22:35:15.030