CaseyyKay wrote: ... when prompted to 'Allow or Deny' my webcam it only defaults to my built in webcam and not my logitech webcam...

1. Thankfully we can use the Logitech Camera Settings app available on the app store at to adjust the brightness, color, contrast, zoom, focus, and white.
2. Adjust Your Camera Settings There isn’t a camera section in System Preferences, so you can’t change the camera settings directly. However, most apps that use the built-in camera have adjustable camera settings. FaceTime and Skype let you specify which camera you want to use for video calls, so make sure the built-in camera is selected.

Logitech Camera Settings Mac

Logitech does offer a free peice of software in the app store for free. 'Logitech Camera Settings'. Its for another cam I think, but some people have had success controlling the c920. If that doesn't work, the app, 'Webcam Settings' from the app store (formerly 'Mactaris' I think) will control a number of the features on the cam.

I don't use your Logitech webcam or chrome, but because you can make your camera work in some apps that allow selection among connected cameras, I think you should concentrate on your Flash plug-in and its capability with your browser(s).

Logitech Camera Settings Mac App Store

(1) Allow or Deny are in the Flash 'Privacy' settings.

If it is possible to change cameras in your browser Flash plug-in, you will need to use the 'Camera' settings choices bar instead of Privacy.

If you need help with Camera settings: http://tinyurl.com/4pswu9

(2) Unless you have updated Flash this week, verify that your Flash plug-in is the latest one that is compatible with your system.

• You can check your Flash version using this page:

http://www.adobe.com/software/flash/about/

If have trouble when using the most current update, use your Mac's Disk Utility to repair permissions. Then follow Adobe's instructions here: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/908/cpsid_90893.html

(3) If you still have trouble, try using Safari, Firefox, or other browsers you may have to see if the problem is the same in all. If it is the same with all browsers, check Adobe's dedicated Flash Player Forum or Flash Player Developer Center for suggestions specifically related to Flash Player capability and configuration.

Apr 2, 2012 5:44 AM