Skype shuts down when loading on Panasonic TV

Skype on Panasonic TV problems Installed Logitech TV Cam V-U0022 to my Panasonic TC-P50VT25 according to manufactures recommendations and instructions. Worked great for five days as I would Skype with my son 2000 miles away. Unfortunately, now when Skype attempts to load and gets to the main Skpye screen it shuts down and returns to the VieraCast homescreen. All other Apps work fine. Called Logitech and with my laptop computer they cleared the camera as not part of the problem but suggested it was a Panasonic firmware issue. Called Panasonic tech, they never heard of the problem and resolved to turn it over to their "firmware tech people". I don't know if I will ever hear back from them! I see on Skypes' Support Network that this problem has happened to others. Any suggestions to help with this problem?

I am having same problem with same TV.

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