C270 and MS Lync - do the zoom and pan features work on MS Lync, without installing Logitech software other than perhaps drivers only.?
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Hi Rick. Great question! While I am not familiar with MS Lync, I can say for the record that the Logitech drivers had to be installed for even apps such as OoVoo, TinyChat, etc. to recognize the camera (Linux OS). On Microsoft platform (Vista OS) once the Logitech drivers were installed before the video chat software were installed I had no issue with all software recognizing the camera automatically. So, in a nutshell, depends on the OS you're working with. As a safeguard, install the drivers anyway - newer conferencing platforms like MS Lync might not have the C270 in their own database of compatible hardware so check if there's a feature to import the drivers into Lync's software. Shouldn't be as arduous as I've described, but the aforementioned outlines the worst case scenarios IMHO.
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I have Windows 7 and use the QX7 Digital Blue microscope. Had to buy it when I upgraded from XP and QX5 that I had was not supported under Windows 7. Recommend you go to their website and check which model is supported under Windows Vista; it is www.digitalblue.com. The manual states they have support in Vista but is unclear what model is required.
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I have used nothing with windows 7 (32bit).A user of Amazon recommends Yawcam software (Yet Another Webcam Software; Organization: Magnus Lundvall) when connection problems occur to PC or Laptop. (visit the website: http://www.yawcam.com).
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I've had no issues using it with Lync. My coworker purchased one based off my recommendation and he had no issues either
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Thanks for the info. I have installed the app, but the driver included for the GL10 doesn't install on a Windows 7 machine. Do you have a different experience?
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Yes but I am getting a messages that a Logitech driver is needed for optimal windows operation and one does not seem to be available for this webcam. no software driver comes with it. I have tried to use it on 2 systems with 2 different pieces of video software and have had issues with hesitation/skipping in the playback with MP4 format. Support is offshore and has not been any help. I am using windows 7 pro.
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I bought two of these, a year apart and it works with my Windows 7 and Vista. I can only suggest you contact Logitech about this incompatibility plus read this: http://www.logitech.com/en-us/promotions/win8-compatibility Sorry I couldn't be more help. Good Luck
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No.It should work without drivers. If you want to change what functions the buttons do then you will need to download 'Setpoint' from Logitech and choose the Mac operating system. http://www.logitech.com/en-au/support/5846?osid=14&bit;=64If you have two or more Logitech products that use the unifying receiver you will also need the unifying software. I believe setpoint has it in it anyway.
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Hmm you might want to check logitechs website for that, im not sure. All i can say is tht with my acer laptop (windows 8) it works fine
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Yes, it does, and an indicator on the base showing mute status. When I was using it with Windows XP, it fully integrated with Microsoft Lync, as well; but under Win7 x64, the mute on the headset is independent of Lync mute status (both work, but neither knows what the other has done). That can be a plus -- nobody else can un-mute you.
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I don't have Win 8 or 8.1, but it works very well with Win 7. Suggest that the Logitech site be contacted to see if there is a software download for Win 8 or 8.1 listed. If not, it probably is not supported.
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Yes. Logitech has now release a plug-in for Lync and others which allows this. They call it "Far End Control" the document can be found here http://www.logitech.com/assets/51926/far-end-control-guide.pdf
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I wish I could answer this question for you, My PC is running Windows XP Pro. The CD includes drivers for Vista. If you go to Logitech's website they may have drivers for windows 8. But all in all this is an amazing cam and works very well in low light and is extremely clear
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I am using Windows 7 with mine, but I would suggest that you go to Logitech's website and download the latest drivers. This should address any compatibility issue you are having. The Logitech website (link below) indicates that this webcam is compatible.http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32436/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xMzg1MDU3Njc0L3NpZC9HbkF6ZVdGbA%3D%3D
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yes, it certainly does. you can just plug it in and use the native windows driver or download and install the Logitech software for it.
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For Mac use eCamm's "iGlasses" webcam controller software to zoom (and also to control manual focus, manual exposure on the C920 running on a Mac. ) Logitech's C920 webcam software isn't officially supported for Mac , but iGlasses will do what you need.http://www.ecamm.com/mac/iglasses/
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i have only used it on windows 7 machines. windows took care of any drivers needed. Sorry I can't help more