I'm curious if the others from this thread have a similar experience, which camera/video-using applications have you tried the camera with and does the issue persist if you don't use FaceTime? While I'm sure there's a CLi option to kill the facetime camera control process, I don't know what it is, and without that only a reboot releases the camera from Apple's buggy crappy clutches. All third party apps (Meet, Zoom, Messenger, etc) have no problem using the settings from both Camera Settings/Logi Capture, and even Photobooth seems ok, but as soon as FaceTime opens it takes control of the camera settings. In regards to the rest of the thread, I've noticed FaceTime is the only application unable to make use of the camera properly. Multiple responses here point to the necessary software that exists for every recent MacOS version. It's important for me to have live streaming due to eyesight issues.You're right, that does sound stupid, and yes you are just missing it somehow.
I don't know where to start trying to figure that out. I'm open to starting over with a DSLR, etc., if that's the only option. If you're on a PC you have no idea how bad it is on a Mac! Does anyone know a work around? Is there a camera for Mac that can use other than proprietary software? I'm pretty frustrated and unhappy that this nice camera is paired with such poor software. Hours spent in chats with Apple, Adobe, etc.
All Other USB camera devices work just fine. It only works on the proprietary software. The computer system recognizes the camera but the software doesn't. any of the apps that recognize USB cameras. I was hoping to use the camera with Captivate, Quick Time, Photo Booth. The software, ToupLite for Mac, is substandard. I'm using a Mac running Monterey 12.1 (although I also tested on old computer with 10 something). Does anyone use this camera with something other than ToupLite (AmLite) on a Mac?
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