Logitech C920 Camera Setting Mac Catalina

Logitech has a very standard useful webcam with the C920 lineup.

Purchased for use with our Logitech C920. Nice length to give us a wide variety of options.

Lately there has been a wave of 1080p webcams which are basically similar to the well known C920 by Logitech. This aoni A20 has the essentials: a glass lens for crisp images, auto-focus so you can move around a bit or show a closeup of an item, auto white balance for bright-to-dim lighting, and a microphone that picks up voices clearly at up to about 10 feet away. Other cameras may have a wider field of view, but do you need or want your audience to see everything in your room on both sides of you?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] this was a huge upgrade from my Logitech C920. Video quality and audio have been amazing.

I use this lens for video conferencing. I modified some Logitech C920 cameras with a CS mount + switchable IR filter. It works great.

The Logitech C920 is legendary as far as webcams go, and the C920e does not disappoint! Easy hook up, autofocus, great picture, great sound, and if you want to tweak the picture it has about all the adjustments you'd ever need/want! Highly recommend this camera.

Love Logitech webcams. This one is no exception. I've been using a C920 for years. This webcam is an upgrade, albeit very slight. I love the built in privacy shield. I use an external mic so I can't comment on that but all in all i highly recommend this webcam even at full price.

Running this on Mac OS Catalina. Needed more backup space. Easy to install.

Wanted to run Catalina on my server so I upgraded to this Mac mini. Great price and super fast shipping. It was just as described. The migration was simple and fast.

After reading a review that this drive did not work with Catalina, I was concerned, but couldn't find a good alternative. B&H said I could return it if it did not work, so I got it. After I gently blew out 4 years of dust from my late 2013 garbage can style Mac Pro with an air compressor, installation of the drive with heat sink was a breeze. My old drive was shot and I was booting from a system disc with Catalina on an external 500 gig SSD from Lacie. I had reinstalled all new software on this drive and it booted the Mac Pro fine, but I wanted an internal drive. After adding the 1 TB Aura Pro X2, and formatting it using the macs utilities as specified by OWC, I used Carbon Copy Cloner (CCC) to clone the Lacie system disc to it. (Time Machine was not able to clone to an internal drive - only from it - as I understand this). Choosing the new internal drive as my new startup disc, I restarted. However, I did not see the new drive, just the Lacie. Thinking it wasn't working, I rebooted again. Same thing. Then I remembered that in this OS, you have to choose to show the internal drive on the desktop. Once I did that, it showed up on the desktop and was indeed my startup disc. Bottom line - this drive works with Catalina.