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I have a big problem!

When I want to start camera in Eclipse AVD android emulator it shows Unfortunately, Camera has stopped. When I start App Camera - light near my laptop camera turns on, but just for a few seconds. It turns off when I click at error communicate "OK". I have Lenovo B590 laptop. I've updated my drivers. My camera works in Skype. I tried running my AVD with another target and another CPU(atom etc), but still same error.

I tried all solutions for my problem from this site (and another), but none worked. I need to write the program, but I can't test it when the camera doesn't work.

Screenshot with my AVD settings:

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Neeku
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  • Check this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1276450/how-to-use-web-camera-in-android-emulator-to-capture-a-live-image – Melquiades Jan 11 '14 at 22:08
  • I tryed it yet. I read all topics from this site. – MarcinR Jan 11 '14 at 22:13
  • Duplicate of question which was closed by community. [unfortunately-camera-has-stopped][1] [1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14244505/unfortunately-camera-has-stopped – robnick Jan 11 '14 at 22:31
  • Maybe my problem need other way to solve? Here is log from CatLog: http://speedy.sh/ahxvG/log.txt – MarcinR Jan 11 '14 at 22:50

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  1. According to me, first of all check your system drivers and calculate how many drivers are not present in system or not updated or which are outdated via driver max or update my driver software then install/update web camera,usb bus related, memory related, chip-set related and port and processor related drivers install(you can install the driver by CD when ever you purchase your computer at that time some shoppers are given that)

  2. Then edit your AVD back camera value set=webcame0 and give the size of your SD card and memory then click edit and then ok and run you camera application. I'm sure that camera will start.

Neeku
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I had the same problem on an Lenovo X220. I solved it by installing a "fake-cam" driver.

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