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HQ/HD Video in Skype With Any Webcam

If you want High-Quality or High-Definition video in Skype, normally required dual-core processor and a high-end Logitech camera.

However, here is a freeware tool to force Skype to activate HQ video or HD video without having a dual core processor or a Logitech camera.

Force Skype HQ/HD Webcam Video is an application that lets you activate, enable, force, and configure Skype HQ video regardless of your camera or processor.

Remember that, it works only Skype for Windows and if the bandwidth is too low, Skype will not send HQ video even if you activate it with this tool. You can download it free from here.

Required Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP. (32 and 64bits),
Skype 3.6, 3.8, 4.0, 4.1. and Microsoft .NET 3.5 SP1

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  1. I love this hack. I am even using skype with this hack together with professional hardware in business: http://www.iris2iris.com/en-UK/home.htm
    It equals professional desktop videoconferencing solutions.

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  2. this hack doesn't work with skype 4.1

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  3. nodewave updated this "Force HD Skype Video" hack to work with skype 4.1 and 4.2

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