Hp g6 laptop notebook ,,,,,webcam hd

when im on Skype ,,video calling my cam is working fine ,,my problem is even if I move slowly ,, the cam is blurry ,, like it has no stability ,,why is it like that ,, is there a programme that I can use to make any movement doesn't effect it when I move ??? I hate it ,, nd the people I video call is starting to get headaches ?? grrr plzzzzzzzzzzzz help

Hello waydee, welcome to the HP Forums.
I see that you have an issue with the image in Skype. That when you move it's blurry. I will try to help you with this.
I recommend trying the following documents:
Webcam Troubleshooting (Windows 7) - this will help you troubleshooting any issue with the webcam.
Troubleshooting Skype Performance Problems - this will help troubleshoot if the issue is in Skype.
Automatically diagnose and fix Skype audio and webcam issues - Microsoft's tool that may also help you.
Try the above and let me know if the issue was corrected. Thank you for posting on the HP Forums.
I worked on behalf of HP.

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