Webcam Live - Unable to capture Video when "audio" is on

Unable to capture Video when "audio" is checked.
Error message "Unable to capture Video - check settings for video compressor and Audio compressor". What are these ??
I have Plantronics headset and have tried most "8bit, mono settings"
Capture Video works when audio is not checked.
Am at latest s/w and driver patch levels.
HELP !!!

Addl info
1) When using Skype, Camera and Mic work fine.
2) When I get error - the camera view on my screen balcks out

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