We at first found the image to be too tight, with our face taking up almost all of the frame. That said, you will want to adjust the aspect ratio if your video conferencing app of choice allows, as the C270 HD produces a tightly-cropped image. There’s no setup required and the Logitech really is a case of plug-and-play, on both Mac and PC. (Image credit: Alistair Charlton/Digital Camera World) Performance The webcam is powered via a 1.5-metre USB-A cable that is hard-wired into the rear so can’t be removed. Rubber inserts ensure the mount won’t scratch whatever the webcam is attached to. The universal monitor mount is similar to those used by other webcams, and should attach to just about any monitor. The C270 HD is nice and compact, with a two-tone design and a good amount of vertical adjustability. Thankfully the lens is very small and recessed into the camera a fair bit, so you’d have to be very unlucky for anything to get in there and cause damage. Even the lens cover is plastic instead of glass, meaning the picture isn’t quite as sharp as it could be, and you should watch out for scratches and scuffs degrading quality further still. Unsurprisingly, this is an all-plastic webcam. See also: Best Logitech webcams (opens in new tab) Build and handling Saw the entry for Win32WebViewHost in the apps, and after enabling that, suddenly everything is working again.įor others: if you've recently received feature update to Windows 10, version 1803 - then the above fix should help you.(Image credit: Alistair Charlton/Digital Camera World)
I was very confused as to why I was able to hear hear the mic working through control panel when I selected "listen to this device" but Audacity and Skype etc were unable to use the mic. I chanced upon your reply about the apps, which immediately made sense.
After much messing about with trying to remove the drivers and re-install etc. Apparently, with the Windows update to v1803 these settings were modified.I got this update pretty late and when my Logitech C310 webcam stopped working I was sure the update had messed with the drivers somehow. I am able to Skype again and the problem is solved. Now Windows allows to approach the Webcam. In settings, go to Privacy, Camera and check: Allow which apps can access your camera. Thanks for reactions, but it turned out not to be a driver issue, but a settings issue.
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