by harrisnotye » Fri, 19 Apr 2002 04:31:59
by Name » Fri, 19 Apr 2002 23:52:10
You're not dealing with a Logitech cam, are you?Quote:> My video image is being received upside down yet it's right side up in my
> picture in picture, driving me nuts!!!!! Any suggestions??? Thanks
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Dwight Klettke
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by .:JbRaVo: » Fri, 26 Apr 2002 18:03:44
suggestions??? ThanksQuote:>> My video image is being received upside down yet it's
right side up in my
>> picture in picture, driving me nuts!!!!! Any
Logitech L.I.S.A.:Quote:>You're not dealing with a Logitech cam, are you?
Guest: video upside down under winxp
LISA: Are you telling me that the image displays upside
down?
Guest: Yes
LISA: Now, based on what you told me I understand that:
There is a problem broadcasting.
The image displays upside down.
This issue has been addressed in QuickCam software version
5.6 and higher. Please contact your local Customer Support
center to request QuickCam software 5.6 or later.
I've downloaded updated version
(http://www.logitech.com/cf/support/quickcamfiles_601.cfm)
but i don't installed it yet. I will post my results soon.
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Maciej .:JbRaVo:. Harasimczuk
GG# 214153 (GaduGadu - polish instant messaging utility)
can anyone help figure out why a camera that is right-side-up, produces
upside down picture at receiving viewer, although it is right-side-up at the
sending viewer (as it should be, given the position of the camera)?
help would be appreciated.
2. Copying a section of an istream to another
5. Video upside down on distant machine :-( the famous upside-down effect.
7. Why is my picture upside down in the recivers end?
8. FRONTPAGE 2000 ADDING PICTURES
10. Video picture is upside down at 180°
11. Video picture is upside down
12. Upside Down
13. upside down