Camera attached or not

Hi...
How to find out whether camera is attached or not in AS3.0.
It can be installed or not.
Thanks.

Hi...
That is fine but it doesn't work in my case.
I want to show up pop up window when camera is not attached or not installed or not found on user computer.
How this can be done ???
By which property we can find about camera attached or not ??
The camera can be attached or unattached means it can installed or not.
If installed also then also it can deattached.
Any clue??
Thanks.

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imac says there is no camera attached,but there is

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Read through the article(s), & try actual resets at least once; if the other
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1712
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•iSight: Peripherials: Apple Support Communities Discussion
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