Message Edited by emprof on 02-28-2005 04:14 PM

G'day mate,

The Logitech Quickcam software could be in conflict with Creative. I recall from a similar thread here that a poster named woolybear was able to hear sounds but not record. During my research at Creative's website, I uncovered several references to the Logitech camera, and to disabling your USB connections in order to recover your Creative Recorder. Most of those mentions were just in small print and not official troubleshooting references. Eventually I stumbled upon a solution at Creative's UK website by a bloke named Wrenhal.

When I read your post, I thought that I would jot this note down to you since your solution seems to confirm woolybear's problem, Wrenhal's solution, and the relationship between Logitech and Creative.

ThSQ

Thanks for pointing out that I am not alone in this problem between Logitech (I have the Quickcam Pro). The key question is which company should take responsibility for correcting this incompatibility or letting us know a more satisfactory solution than pulling the camera cord out of its USB port.

emprof

From what I uncovered at Creative, Creative is touting a hardline.

You might check your README.tx for the Logitech cam. I remember my Logitech Mouse README.tx contained a reference to Windows power management freezes. Perhaps Logitech is aware of something similar with Creative.

ThSQ