Oh! Of couse... I hadn't considered that... I suspect you're right. Oh well,
I've learned something, thanks.
I'll just have to live with tweaking the GUI.
Regards, Steve
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Ah, that's useful, thanks - I'll take a look at OBS Studio.
I do, however, think there should be a way to do what I want with ffmpeg. If
the GUI tool can change the settings, it's hard to believe that there's not a
command line option to do the same thing. I'll keep digging through the docs.
R
Ah, that's useful, thanks - I'll take a look at OBS Studio.
I do, however, think there should be a way to do what I want with ffmpeg. If
the GUI tool can change the settings, it's hard to believe that there's not a
command line option to do the same thing. I'll keep digging through the docs.
R
It's a no-name camera from China - the VID/PID say the vendor is ARC International. No
drivers supplied - it installed with standard MS drivers - so there is no control
software. As per my first post, I understand (I think) why the settings aren't
"sticky", I just want a command that can set th
I bought an HD webcam during the pandemic and it's been pretty good except the
colours were a bit off. I finally decided to try and do something about it. The
app I use most with it (Zoom) doesn't offer any way to tweak the camera
settings so, after a search, I found that FFmpeg can do the job.
