Apple released LED Cinema Display iSight Firmware Update 1.0 late on Wednesday. The firmware update for Apple's 24-inch LED backlit display corrects a problem where the built-in iSight camera isn't recognized by some applications.
Apple's LED Cinema Display
The update requires Mac OS X 10.5.8 or 10.6.2 and an Intel-based Mac with Apple's 24-inch Cinema Display. LED Cinema Display iSight Firmware Update 1.0 is available as a free download at Apple's Support Web site.
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How about iMacs? Does anyone else here have problems with the “No camera connected” when trying to use the built in iSight on Intel iMacs?
I have tried the suggestions at Apple’s support website to no avail. It is still under warranty so I guess I will just have to call it in or drag down to the Genius Bar.
Hi
I have that problems, too
I have tried firmware at Mac Pro’s LED Cinema Display on Mac OS X 10.6, but failed and disconnected.
so I still cannot use my isight
Is there any solution about this?
I am going to call AppleCare on Monday and will let you all know what they say. Good thing that I am not a smoker or it could void my Mac warranty, see this story.
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