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Is there any possibility to use another USB camera with Skype? Are there any tests done?

LG camera has quite a high price for such a device probably is not universal for use with other devices.

And experience shows that despite the declared requirements for Skype in LG Store (presence of internet connection) does not work without a camera.

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