Can I install the camera on a Mac? - Philips SPC610NC Webcam

Hi,

It should be can, if your camera driver installed on you mac pc ( check your camera manual and driver). After installing the camera driver for mac, paired them using usb cable / firewire.

good luck

HI,

Please reinstall your camera drivers.Uninstall it first from the control panel add/remove programs and then with the disc provided to you install the drivers.

Put the CD in the bin and just plug the camera into the Mac.
Better still, Get yourself a card-reader, plug that into the Mac and plug the picture card from out of the camera into the reader.
There are very few cameras that need CDs on a Mac

The software that came with the camera must be installed so the Mac will recognise the Camera, the software must say "For Mac"

Hi there,

Well it's very easy, first of all you can follow the below link and download driver for your mac os -

http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ModelInfoAct&tabact=DownloadDetailTabAct&fcategoryid=324&modelid=19208

(Just copy and past the above link in your web browser, and select mac os x option from drop down list, lastly download ImageBrowser 6.5.0a Updater (Mac OS 10.4-10.6))

After downloading driver/software just install it to mac pc, then connect your camera to mac and simply transfer photo by opening the installed software.

Good Luck!!

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The easiest way to download your pics to a Mac is to use a card reader. You can transfer the pics to a folder you create on your desktop and view them from there or import them to iphoto.

To install your QuickCam Vision Pro on your Mac, simply plug in the Camera's USB cable into an available USB port on your mac. QuickCam Vision utilizes the built in Mac drivers so there are no additional software required to use your camera in most Macintosh applications. See also this
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Apple made that very easy with the current operating system, OSX. All you need to do is have the camera off, plug the connector cable to the camera and to a USB port on your Mac. Once you turn the camera on, your Mac should load iPhoto and will give you the option to import from your camera.

Detailed Description This article covers whether a QuickCam work on a Macintosh computer.
Answer This article applies to the following operating systems:
Mac OS 10.1.5 - 10.2.6
NOTE: Later versions of OSX are not supported by QuickCam.
To use a Logitech camera on your Mac OS X computer, please consider the following models: QuickCam Orbit, QuickCam Pro 4000, QuickCam Zoom P/N 961325-0403, the Pocket Digital and the Pocket Digital 130. The Logitech Pocket Digital 130 is supported natively, so all you have to do is plug it in. You can then use it in iPhoto™, a program that comes with Mac OS® X.
To use the Pocket Digital, you must install the Pocket Digital driver, available HERE. You can then use it in iPhoto™, a program that comes with Mac OS® X.
If you would like to use any of the other cameras mentioned, you must install QuickCam 8.0.1, included with the camera.
NOTE: QuickCam 8.0.1 should only be installed in Mac OS 10.1.5 - 10.2.6.
Mac OS 9 (OS 9.0.4 - 9.2.2)
To use a Logitech camera on your Mac OS 9 computer, please consider the following models: QuickCam Pro 3000®, QuickCam® Pro 4000 and the QuickCam® for Notebooks Pro. In order for these cameras to work, you must install QuickCam 5.0.1, which is included with the camera. It is also available HERE.
For additional information regarding UVC camera support under Mac OS 10.4.9 please see article 6471




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you can't install this camera driver on a mac