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Did you see this, Downloads - HD Pro Webcam C920 – Logitech Support + Download
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If ferrarr's suggestion doesn't work, maybe have a look here at the iGlasses software that I used to use many years ago with a Non-Mac Supported WebCam and it worked quite well:
iGlasses
iGlasses for Mac - Effects and Adjustments for your Webcam, iSight, FaceTime Camera - Ecamm Network
Heck, you might want to give it a trial regardless, as well as the suggestion from ferrarr.
- Patrick
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iGlasses
iGlasses for Mac - Effects and Adjustments for your Webcam, iSight, FaceTime Camera - Ecamm Network
Heck, you might want to give it a trial regardless, as well as the suggestion from ferrarr.
- Patrick
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Well I can certainly get a good picture with Logitech capture but it seems to be only for recording and doesn't translate adjustments to Zoom or Teams etc so no good for streaming.
With iGlasses I can't get it to be recognise in Zoom for some reason. I haven't tried it with anything else. I don't know if its me oe the software?
With iGlasses I can't get it to be recognise in Zoom for some reason. I haven't tried it with anything else. I don't know if its me oe the software?
Right. I mailed iGlasses support and they advised me to download the latest version of Zoom which only appeared very recently and it works. Apparently it can't work with Skype or faceTime due to Apple restrictions.
I'm a bit worried Apple might apply future restrictions on zoom apps too. I appreciate their security concerns but if they don't give you any way to control the camera surely they should work with other apps to allow them to give you that faciity?
Sometimes they really get in the way of functionality.
Anyway thanks for the info and so far so good with iGlasses.
I'm a bit worried Apple might apply future restrictions on zoom apps too. I appreciate their security concerns but if they don't give you any way to control the camera surely they should work with other apps to allow them to give you that faciity?
Sometimes they really get in the way of functionality.
Anyway thanks for the info and so far so good with iGlasses.
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So true...
I'm glad to find that iGlasses works well for you. I wasn't sure if it would do what you wanted. But it looks like they are still improving it. Nice.
- Patrick
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