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Hey everyone π
So hereβs the situation: Iβm using my built-in Toshiba camera for Zoom, and I rely heavily on the mirrored image setting. Ever since I upgraded my internet speed, the software keeps overriding my preference and flipping back to the non-mirrored view. Zoom insists this is happening because the resolution is too high, even though I make sure it's set to a modest 640x360 right when I launch the app.
The whole headache started the moment I bumped my connection up from 5 Mbps to 30 Mbps.
Is there any way to force the "mirrored image" setting to actually stay put?
And would limiting the Frames per second help resolve this?
Thanks a lot π
(By the way, when I plug in my old Logitech webcam via USB, the "mirrored image" behaves perfectly fine and stays exactly how I set it.)
So hereβs the situation: Iβm using my built-in Toshiba camera for Zoom, and I rely heavily on the mirrored image setting. Ever since I upgraded my internet speed, the software keeps overriding my preference and flipping back to the non-mirrored view. Zoom insists this is happening because the resolution is too high, even though I make sure it's set to a modest 640x360 right when I launch the app.
The whole headache started the moment I bumped my connection up from 5 Mbps to 30 Mbps.
Is there any way to force the "mirrored image" setting to actually stay put?
And would limiting the Frames per second help resolve this?
Thanks a lot π
(By the way, when I plug in my old Logitech webcam via USB, the "mirrored image" behaves perfectly fine and stays exactly how I set it.)