Wireless-G Internet Home Monitoring Camera Utility doesn't have view screen

I'm having problems viewing my wvc54gca in the utility program. I can view it over the web, and I can watch everything in playback. However, the video monitor screen is not only blank/black, it shows whatever is in the window behind it. Meaning if I click over to my camera utility right now I will see this screen I am typing on right now through the area that should be my camera view. Everything else is working correctly as far as I can tell. I've downloaded the firmware. I've searched the forums. Not sure what I'm missing.

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Message Edited by Jam.hall on 03-25-2009 09:03 AM
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