I would however like to make sure of this, since being able to control the resolution/framerate in G-Hub would be preferable as opposed to needing to have multiple programs open to control different settings for the same device.Īnother feature I was expecting to see that is present in some other programs but seems to be mysteriously absent from G-Hub was granular control over the 'gain' setting for the webcam. I've tested the camera in a couple of other third party programs (OBS, Logi Capture, nVidia broadcast) and in all these programs I have the option to change the resolution/framerate for the Brio in its various modes with no problems, so I'm guessing that the functionality strangely just doesn't exist in G-Hub specifically.

Am I missing something here, or does G-Hub not actually provide the option to select resolution/framerate for webcams?

This is a bizarre omission to my mind, given that a large part of the camera's market appeal would be use in the varying resolution/FPS modes. There doesn't seem to be any way within the G-Hub software to select for any of these resolutions or framerates. I.cannot find any settings within G-Hub that relate to altering or specifying the resolution or framerate of the camera. The Logitech Brio is quite loudly and proudly marketed as being a web cam that has the capacity for perform in both 1080p resolution (with 30/60 FPS modes) and at 4k resolution with 30 FPS. These are all well and good, and of some use, however there are a few settings I have not been able to find. Things like brightness, contrast, exposure etc. Logitech G-Hub provides access to some functionality and settings for the camera. Having recently acquired a Logitech Brio webcam I've connected the device and I've been playing around with it some, I have a query.

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