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At this point I'd be using BI's motion detector which has worked pretty well for me so far.

Wow...well-timed thread since I'm considering the same thing (upgrading wildlife cams). I'm focused on three camera locations: a ravine pond where I'm looking at a working distance of minimum 1-2' out to 20-25' 2 driveway/open areas with 3-4' min distance out to around 75' Here's what I'm...

Thank you. Moving the cams to various USB ports eventually solved the problem. Not exactly sure why some ports seem to work and some don't, but for the moment 'problem solved.' Thanks for your help TonyR!

Hello, I'm trying to run two identical 1080pm USB cams on BI4. Added both cameras but only one will display properly; 'USB: No Signal Error: 800705aa () 1019' will show on the other. Disabling the properly-displaying cam results in the other cam displaying properly. Solution/ideas? THanks!

Yep...I have two IP cameras running as well, and they are running/working fine. I'm only having the error with any USB cam I try to connect.

FYI: I get the same error when I try my old USB "Microsoft LifeCam HD-5000," so this issue isn't just limited to the several Logitech USB cams I've tried...

Thank you. I skimmed that thread before posting this; I wasn't sure what if anything was applicable today since that thread was summer 2017. The logitech drive one guy in that old thread recommended using (13.80.853.0) is the one that is still showing as the "current drive" for my logitech 920...

About two days ago my single USB cam (Logitech 920) disappeared from BI after working for more than two years. The cam drivers are current. I've tried out several other webcams I have laying around (inluding a Windows-branded one rather than Logitech), but I get the same "No Signal Error...