JMF conflicting with Webcam's driver

I am building this audio chat application. It is based on JMF and uses RTP for audio transmission. It worked fine until the day I installed my web cam. I tested several times installing and uninstalling the driver. The audio application works only when the WEb cam is not installed. Actually.
The machine which has this WEb cam installe can tranmit audio but cannot receive it.
My application must be conflicting with this driver, but for what, that I dont know.
Any one who has worked on JMF please help.
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lalbabu

Does the webcam contain a microphone ?
Maybe it's installing audio drivers?
Have you tried installing the webcam, then uninstalling and reinstalling JMF, just in case JMF overwrites the webcam incompatibility somehow ?
regards,
Owen

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