Logitech Usb Camera Recording Software

I'm new to recording for AM radio, but I know what I want - a clean recording, one that can be cranked up without annoying distortion, and procedures that are easy to understand and do. It's all in the RODE USB podcaster. In the past three months, I've tried SM58s, Shure SM63LB (mic for television interviewing), and several other mics that I plugged into my laptop 1/8 port - and they all made somewhat degradable recordings. The RODE USB connection means that the mic goes directly into my computer USB port - like it was meant to in the first place - and it goes directly into my Audacity software - BOOM - clean and bright. I don't want headaches with complicated hookups for my computer. I have a Windows 7 laptop, and all I did was stick the USB wire into the computer. Fantastic. Twenty seconds later a message popped up - Successfully installed. I went to my software and hit the record button, and INSTANTLY I was recording. What a gem.

I have been recording my record collection using the ART USB Phone Plus Preamp with USB and Audacity software. It is working well. I particularly like the solid construction and easy to use controls.

Easy to use, just plug in to the USB port, use your recording software and you're set. It's big, solid and nice looking.I use an imac quad and Garage band to record VOs, which I then save a mp3's, send off to agents. A pop screen is abosolutely necessary, I use the one from blue, looks good and works well. However it will need to be modified (plenty of pix on the net) to work with the Yeti. B&H is the best place to get it, price can't be beat, ...

This USB pre is a great addition for field recording, etc. with a laptop. Plugged it in and the software was immediately recognized with ability to record directly to Soundforge. Excellent.

The Logitech software is a real plus, so I can experiment with lights while not connected.

This is an excellent camera. It has both a wide angle and the support from Logitech was outstanding. The software, although free, which does not accompany the camera was somewhat difficult to locate. The documentation for the camera is sadly inadequate, so accessing its full capability is more of a trial and error experience. This camera is an excellent choice despite these shortcomings.

I replaced my older Logitech camera with the Brio 500. Much improved color balance and low-light accuracy. Make sure to download and run the Logi Tune software. Took me a while to figure that out.... And, update the software and firmware as indicated. I also appreciate the connectivity to my laptop with the USB-C port. BEFORE you video conference, or use Zoom, open the Logi Tune software.

The best WebCam brand for casual users and online teachers. During the beginning of the pandemic there was a run on Logitech WebCams, making them unavailable for months. And there’s a reason for that. They are simply the best for the price with the best supporting software. In desperation I bought an offbrand that doesn’t even allow you to zoom in without buying separate software and then if you do use the separate software it slows things down. This model and Logitech are great because the camera provides crisp visuals, great sound and allows you to zoom in and focus on your face much better than other WebCams do. The provided supporting software is excellent because you can tune the camera how you want it (Zoom in or out, pan right or left, up or down, etc) then simply go back to your video conferencing software or whatever you’re using and it will use those settings for your session.

Very good quality picture. Works well with Logitech Capture and Logitech camera settings software. Lighting worked better using a ring light. Have not used with a 4K monitor yet.

This is my second Logitech camera (I gave my first one to a family member). Both cameras work perfectly. I've used the BRIO for a number of months. I'm most impressed with the image quality. I wanted a camera with high resolution and one that would allow me to change the angle of view (I use the 65-degree angle). A plus is the ability to change USB cords. One negative is the way Logitech mounted the 1/4 tripod mount necessitating the removal of the mounting clip to access the threaded mount. I had to look at YouTube to find the trick behind removing the clip without breaking it. (Logitech does sell replacement mounting clips--people must be breaking them?) In the end, great image quality, three user-selected view angles, and a replacement USB cord are what sell this camera.