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#1 iamwasiq

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 15:10

Hey guys, i have got a VAIO EH18FG and has Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit. Arcsoft Web Companion 4 came with it and though it is a pretty fun software to use but whatever image it captures is flipped..i mean my right hand is the left hand and my left hand is the right hand in the image..i hope you understand my point :D Also during skype the same problem occurs. I think this is a problem akin to windows only because i also saw this problem on my cousin's Lenovo Think Pad.


#2 helpifIcan

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 15:47

On my ASUS TF the rear camera is in the right opreintation right on right and left on left, but on the front camera it is fliped like yours. I think it has to do with the cameras that they use for the front capture.

#3 iamwasiq

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 15:53

View PosthelpifIcan, on 08 February 2012 - 15:47, said:

On my ASUS TF the rear camera is in the right opreintation right on right and left on left, but on the front camera it is fliped like yours. I think it has to do with the cameras that they use for the front capture.
Hmmmm..let me try the web cam on MAC OS X and will tell u in a while that whether its a windows fault or manufacturing fault!

Okay..i just checked it on MAC OS X Lion and the image is perfectly okay that is that its not flipped like in Windows...Why microsoft why? :(

#4 helpifIcan

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 16:00

Well since th ASUS TF is Android I am willing to bet it's the camera or a software issue. I don't think it's a manufacturing fault just lazy programers or using cheap cameras.

#5 iamwasiq

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 16:15

Its lazy programmers..microsoft just sucks! I will try to get a Macbook soon...I wish Sony begs apple to give them OS X on VAIO too...man that would be amazing..who wants crappy windows which just cant even work peacefully with a webcam..

#6 nik louch

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 16:22

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microsoft just sucks - and then a whole other sentence of nonsense...

Please, explain to me how Microsoft are to blame here?

1) You will have flipped the image in the control panel
2) Microsoft don't write the driver

#7 iamwasiq

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 16:53

View Postnik louch, on 08 February 2012 - 16:22, said:

Please, explain to me how Microsoft are to blame here?

1) You will have flipped the image in the control panel
2) Microsoft don't write the driver
1) Can you point me exactly that where can i find the option?
2) Dude dont tell me that..LOL..OS X which doesnt supports Sony VAIO of course can show the image perfectly (facetime, photobooth, skype all work perfectly)..but our own windows for whom even drivers were written fails to show the image/video properly..what a shame...

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Posted 08 February 2012 - 17:14

It is the Arcsoft Web Companion software.... if you download anyother capture software or even use video calling you can see that it is the software and not microsoft or the drivers.... and yes I have a sony with the same software.... and also to get normal viewing... go into settings (Ctrl+T) and click option "Show Mirrored Video in the Preview Area"

#9 iamwasiq

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Posted 09 February 2012 - 21:06

View PostJester124, on 08 February 2012 - 17:14, said:

It is the Arcsoft Web Companion software.... if you download anyother capture software or even use video calling you can see that it is the software and not microsoft or the drivers.... and yes I have a sony with the same software.... and also to get normal viewing... go into settings (Ctrl+T) and click option "Show Mirrored Video in the Preview Area"
Dude you are AWESOME!! RESPECT :)

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Posted 09 February 2012 - 21:17

View Postiamwasiq, on 08 February 2012 - 16:53, said:

1) Can you point me exactly that where can i find the option?
2) Dude dont tell me that..LOL..OS X which doesnt supports Sony VAIO of course can show the image perfectly (facetime, photobooth, skype all work perfectly)..but our own windows for whom even drivers were written fails to show the image/video properly..what a shame...

View Postiamwasiq, on 08 February 2012 - 16:15, said:

Its lazy programmers..microsoft just sucks! I will try to get a Macbook soon...I wish Sony begs apple to give them OS X on VAIO too...man that would be amazing..who wants crappy windows which just cant even work peacefully with a webcam..

Glad you managed to fix it. Well, sort of... in my opinion, anyone who posts something like the posts above is beyond reason and doesn't deserve the time of kind individuals such as Jester124.