How to Set Up Logitech C920 Driver for Mac

If you're having trouble setting up your Logitech C920 webcam on a Mac, this article will guide you through the process.

Firstly, make sure your webcam is connected to your computer and functioning properly. Next, open VLC media player and click on 'Media' followed by 'Open Capture Device'. This will allow you to access your webcam's video feed.

Once in the capture device menu, set the following values:

* Video input frame rate to 30.00

* Aspect ratio to 4:3 or 16:9 as desired

* Set the video size to the desired display resolution

* Choose your webcam's name from the 'Video device name' dropdown list and do the same for 'Audio device name'

* In the dialog box that opens, set Capture mode to DirectShow

If you're using a Logitech C920e, you can also try setting the video size to 1920x1080 as this is the maximum supported resolution.

Additionally, if you're having trouble with OpenCV's VideoCapture class in c++, you may want to consider using VLC or DirectShow to access your webcam. With VLC, you should be able to get a smooth and fluid video feed at 1080p, although it may be a few frames behind reference.

It's also worth noting that some users have reported success with GraphEdit on Windows 8, which allows for more manual control over the capture pin. However, this method is not available on Mac.

Overall, setting up your Logitech C920 webcam on a Mac can take some trial and error, but by following these steps you should be able to get it working smoothly.

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