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Old February 19th, 2006, 03:51 PM
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That would require taking the iMac apart
Whoa... I must not be paying attention at all today! Good catch...
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Some websites recommend unplugging the camera, waiting a minute, then plugging back in to resolve this error.
The camera is built into the iMac. Would unplugging the computer help?

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Old February 19th, 2006, 04:27 PM
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No, don't unplug it. That won't make any difference (because you will have turned the computer off anyways, right?). Does the app "Photo booth" work?
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Old February 19th, 2006, 04:38 PM
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As long as the computer is shut down, unplugging it won't hurt anything.
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Photo Booth doesn't work either.

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No, don't unplug it. That won't make any difference (because you will have turned the computer off anyways, right?). Does the app "Photo booth" work?
Nope......same message......camera in use by another application. I shut down & restarted to be sure nothing is running. Still same response.


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Hmm.. there's an ancient thread about an iSight camera with the same error.. apparently, re-installing quicktime fixed it. Try downloading and re-installing quicktime.
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Trash Quicktime first?

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Hmm.. there's an ancient thread about an iSight camera with the same error.. apparently, re-installing quicktime fixed it. Try downloading and re-installing quicktime.
Do you suggest trashing the old Quicktime first, or re-installing over it?

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