Webcam on Kubuntu 64 and 32

[wayne]

While on this subject - I notice that 32bit apps return a "Wrong 
Architecture" error when I try to install them. 64 bit processors 
normally WILL run 32 bit goodies, at least I always thought so. Since 
I've switched from the 32 to 64 bit version of Kubuntu, I see alot of 
compatibility issues like the one I currently have. Is there something I 
am missing?


wayne wrote:
> Im 64bit - is there a 64bit version Of skype??
>
> plug wrote:
>   
>> On Sun, 2008-08-31 at 07:56 -0700, wayne wrote:
>>   
>>     
>>> Just bought a Logitech QuickCam Communicate MP. 
>>>
>>> Would love to actually "communicate" with it, but it appears this may 
>>> not be possible.
>>>
>>> It is a nice one - USB, 1.3 Megpix with a built in Mic
>>>
>>>
>>> A)   Any get one of these to work?  How?   Unlike other USB devices, 
>>> this is totally ignored when I plug it in.
>>>     
>>>       
>> I have a Logitech QuickCam Communicate Deluxe that is working great on
>> the latest Kubuntu (video and microphone). Skype configured it correctly
>> without any tweaking required on my part. I recommend you install Skype
>> and then test out the video to see if Skype is able to get it to work -
>> check under Options -> Video Devices -> Test. Hope that helps.
>>
>> Tom
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