iMovie '08: Built-in iSight camera not recognized


 
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Old 12-11-2008
iMovie '08: Built-in iSight camera not recognized

In iMovie 7.1.2 or later, you may not be able to use your built-in iSight camera to capture footage in iMovie. iMovie may not recognize the camera. This may occur even if you are able to activate the camera in other applications, such as iChat.

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LIGHTSPEED(1)						      General Commands Manual						     LIGHTSPEED(1)

NAME
lightspeed - Shows how objects moving at speeds near the speed of light look like. SYNOPSIS
lightspeed [-hsa] [object] DESCRIPTION
Light Speed! is a simulator which can illustrate the effects of special relativity on the appearance of objects travelling at ultra-high speeds. Depending on the particular speed, and one's point of view, relativistic effects can cause the object to appear shorter, longer, brighter, darker, deformed and/or off-color. CONTROLS
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