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Wing06

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I'm running Win7 on a Mac Pro. Can I use a PC based webcam on the windows side of the Mac Pro?
 


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Yes, you can use a PC-based webcam on the Windows side of a Mac Pro running Windows 7. To do this, you will need to ensure that the webcam you are using is compatible with Windows 7. Most modern webcams are supported by Windows 7, but it's a good idea to check the webcam manufacturer's website for any specific drivers or software that may be required for Windows 7. Here are the general steps to use a PC-based webcam on the Windows side of a Mac Pro: 1. Connect the Webcam: Plug the webcam into an available USB port on your Mac Pro. 2. Install Drivers (if required): If the webcam requires specific drivers for Windows 7, download and install them from the manufacturer's website. 3. Configure the Webcam: Once connected and...
Yes, you can use a PC-based webcam on the Windows side of a Mac Pro running Windows 7. To do this, you will need to ensure that the webcam you are using is compatible with Windows 7. Most modern webcams are supported by Windows 7, but it's a good idea to check the webcam manufacturer's website for any specific drivers or software that may be required for Windows 7. Here are the general steps to use a PC-based webcam on the Windows side of a Mac Pro: 1. Connect the Webcam: Plug the webcam into an available USB port on your Mac Pro. 2. Install Drivers (if required): If the webcam requires specific drivers for Windows 7, download and install them from the manufacturer's website. 3. Configure the Webcam: Once connected and recognized by Windows 7, you can configure the webcam settings in the camera app or the software provided by the manufacturer. 4. Test the Webcam: Open a camera app or video chat application on Windows 7 to test if the webcam is working correctly. 5. Adjust Settings: You can adjust the webcam settings such as resolution, brightness, and contrast based on your preferences. As long as the webcam is compatible with Windows 7 and has the necessary drivers installed (if required), you should be able to use it seamlessly on the Windows side of your Mac Pro.
 


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