Xsplit now offers VCam, which is their own freestanding background removal tool. Such a tool trades performance for the convenience of not having to setup and light a green screen. I tinkered with ChromaCam but found it less than useful.

The C922x originally included a copy of Personify’s Chromacam.

The major technical difference is the fact that the C922x can deliver 720p at 60 frames/second, which is potentially of interest to the game streaming crowd.įrom a bundling point of view the C920s gets the external privacy shutter, while the C922x comes with a 3 month trial of XSplit. It’s curious to compare the C920s to the C922x Pro Stream Webcam which was introduced around 18 months ago. In the past those concerned about privacy bought one of these after-market solutions. The “s” in the C920s name supposedly denotes stereo microphones, which should impact almost no-one. What’s changed vs the older variant? Not much. This model is a minor respin of their older C920, which was and remains, the most popular webcam in the world, despite the introduction of several new models. I recommend not using FOIP for FPS movement since it can make you dizzy, but it does work if you can handle it.Įdit: if that doesn't work, then you can try Xsplit VCAM, it works well too and you can adjust the camera zoom and pan settings there too.Our friends a Logitech made some news recently.

Another thing, you can lose calibration often, so press the '/' button on your keypad twice to reset it. Also, you need good lighting in your room. If you turn on the zoom in the Logitech software, that may help not needing to be so close. Also, make sure you are close to the camera (about 2-3 feet max) otherwise it may not detect your face. Make sure Enable FOIP is set to 'yes' and Head Tracking is set to FaceWare. Most likely 1280x720 at 30fps might be best for your 920 Pro. You can try to raise the resolution to see how high your camera will take. After that, click the Calibrate button and see if your image shows up. The good ones will have a * next to the name (like MJPG C920). In the main menu of Star Citizen, in the COMMS section, under the Faceware Camera Device, look for the MJPG listings. Make sure the camera is plugged in before you start the game.

Use it initially to setup your settings (like zoom and whatever), and then turn it off and turn on the game. I got it to work with the Logitech Capture software installed.

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