To kalia about webcams (was Swamiji asks for your input on our further learning)

[Guest guest]

kalia wrote:

....I do not have a webcam .. not sure the pc can support one.

Dear kalia ~ I have a pc laptop, and, since I know zilch about

computers, when I read Swamiji's questions, I asked my hubby about

the webcam. Even my laptop can support one, and they are not

expensive. Another alternative, though, which I started to mention to

Swamiji, but then didn't is the one we are using at SongU. For

seminars in the e-auditorium, I have an inexpensive pair of

headphones with a voice mic attached. There are two plugs that plug

into my computer, one for voice, one for headphones. This way, we can

attend the seminars and listen as well as talk. Perhaps someone can

pass this along to Swamiji, since I left it out, but you should still

be able to hook a webcam to your pc just fine. If you have any more

questions about it, just ask. Someone in the group may know, and if

not, I'll ask hubby.

 

Blessings ~ Linda

[Guest guest]

, nierika wrote:

>

> Just having a cool morning with my cup of me, (Java cafe)and

checking the post...This is so better than the Sunday Seattle

Times...although haven't seen it!

Anywho, thought I add to this post about webcam and headsets. I

have a webcam to my pc and is real easy to connect and use. The

headset, also connects from the USB, in back of the computer where

the static is much less and better clarity. LOGI TECH is about $50,

but others are less expensive.

 

I think this is real exciting. Teleconferencing is a very cool idea.

I look forward.

 

Hope your cup of Java is good on ya!

 

Edward

 

> kalia wrote:

>

> ...I do not have a webcam .. not sure the pc can

> support one.

>

>

>

> Dear kalia ~ I have a pc laptop, and, since I know zilch about

computers,

> when I read Swamiji's questions, I asked my hubby about the

webcam. Even my

> laptop can support one, and they are not expensive. Another

alternative, though,

> which I started to mention to Swamiji, but then didn't is the one

we are

> using at SongU. For seminars in the e-auditorium, I have an

inexpensive pair of

> headphones with a voice mic attached. There are two plugs that

plug into my

> computer, one for voice, one for headphones. This way, we can

attend the

> seminars and listen as well as talk. Perhaps someone can pass this

along to

> Swamiji, since I left it out, but you should still be able to hook

a webcam to your

> pc just fine. If you have any more questions about it, just ask.

Someone in

> the group may know, and if not, I'll ask hubby.

>

> Blessings ~ Linda

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Linda for your kindness. Though it was not said, the very

next day I started seeking to upgrade the pc, unfortunately the

parts are not as readily available in these parts.

 

Jai Maa

Kalia

 

, nierika wrote:

>

>

> kalia wrote:

>

> ...I do not have a webcam .. not sure the pc can

> support one.

>

>

>

> Dear kalia ~ I have a pc laptop, and, since I know zilch about

computers,

> when I read Swamiji's questions, I asked my hubby about the

webcam. Even my

> laptop can support one, and they are not expensive. Another

alternative, though,

> which I started to mention to Swamiji, but then didn't is the one

we are

> using at SongU. For seminars in the e-auditorium, I have an

inexpensive pair of

> headphones with a voice mic attached. There are two plugs that

plug into my

> computer, one for voice, one for headphones. This way, we can

attend the

> seminars and listen as well as talk. Perhaps someone can pass this

along to

> Swamiji, since I left it out, but you should still be able to hook

a webcam to your

> pc just fine. If you have any more questions about it, just ask.

Someone in

> the group may know, and if not, I'll ask hubby.

>

> Blessings ~ Linda

>