Freetalk webcam for Panasonic products ( tv, blu r...

I purchased a Panasonic Blu ray player and freetalk webcam from the Skype shop website and only the audio (no video) is being transmitted from the blu ray player on Skype. Skype, Panasonic, and Freetalk have no explaination for my issue, so I would like to know if anyone is successfully using the Freetalk webcam or if I should look to purchase the Pansonic brand webcam for my Panasonic blu ray player to use with Skype.

I followed this link and it worked perfectly for my Freetalk webcam and Panasonic Plasma TV:
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2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago
Hi Everyone,
eBuyNow would like to thank everyone for their posts and for being so patient while working hard to find a solution for the compatability issue some people were experiencing with their FREETALK Conference HD camera working with their Panasonic Blu-ray player or Panasonic TV. The firmware version of some cameras was the reason for the issue. Please follow the simple steps below to update the firmware version to 2703.
Step 1
Use a Windows XP or Windows 7 PC.
Go into link: http://freetalk.ebuynow.com/us/ebuynow/web-cameras/tv-webcams/freetalk-conference-hd-camera-for-panasonic-tvs.html
Step 2
Scroll down to about half the page and click on the tab “Downloads”.
Step 3
Click on "Update your firmware"
Step 4
Save the Binary File onto your desktop
Step 5
Plug the Camera into the Windows PC’s using any available USB port
Step 6
Click to open the Binary File you had saved
A pop-up/ dialog box will open on your screen “Freetalk Conference Firmware Update” – ensure that your pop-up blocker is off
Step 7
Click “Update Firmware” button
(When the Firmware update is successful, the text “Reload Complete” will appear in the white box at the bottom of the dialog box. The firmware update process is now complete)
Step 8
Unplug the camera from the Windows PC
You may now follow the steps of connecting the camera to your Panasonic TV or Panasonic Blu-ray player and enjoy Skype video calls from your TV!
Best regards,
eBuyNow Support Pro

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Has anyone had success using a freetalk conference webcam with either a Panasonic smart tv or with a Panasonic blu ray player. I purchased a Panasonic Blu ray player and freetalk webcam from the Skype shop website and only the audio (no video) is being transmitted from the blu ray player on Skype. Skype, Panasonic, and Freetalk have no explaination for my issue, so I would like to know if anyone is successfully using the Freetalk webcam or if I should look to purchase the Pansonic brand webcam for my Panasonic blu ray player to use with Skype.

I followed this link and it worked perfectly for my Freetalk webcam and Panasonic Plasma TV:
Re: Panasonic Blu Ray Player & Freetalk Conference webcam[ New ]
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2 weeks ago - last edited 2 weeks ago
Hi Everyone,
eBuyNow would like to thank everyone for their posts and for being so patient while working hard to find a solution for the compatability issue some people were experiencing with their FREETALK Conference HD camera working with their Panasonic Blu-ray player or Panasonic TV. The firmware version of some cameras was the reason for the issue. Please follow the simple steps below to update the firmware version to 2703.
Step 1
Use a Windows XP or Windows 7 PC.
Go into link: http://freetalk.ebuynow.com/us/ebuynow/web-cameras/tv-webcams/freetalk-conference-hd-camera-for-panasonic-tvs.html
Step 2
Scroll down to about half the page and click on the tab “Downloads”.
Step 3
Click on "Update your firmware"
Step 4
Save the Binary File onto your desktop
Step 5
Plug the Camera into the Windows PC’s using any available USB port
Step 6
Click to open the Binary File you had saved
A pop-up/ dialog box will open on your screen “Freetalk Conference Firmware Update” – ensure that your pop-up blocker is off
Step 7
Click “Update Firmware” button
(When the Firmware update is successful, the text “Reload Complete” will appear in the white box at the bottom of the dialog box. The firmware update process is now complete)
Step 8
Unplug the camera from the Windows PC
You may now follow the steps of connecting the camera to your Panasonic TV or Panasonic Blu-ray player and enjoy Skype video calls from your TV!
Best regards,
eBuyNow Support Pro

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