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I tested iMovie, but find it only seems to identify the on-board camera, which it calls FaceTime HD.<br><br>I plugged my Logitech USB camera into a USB port, which them plugs into my USB C port.<br><br>Is there a way to test this Logitech USB camera is working? I see no video options in Mac.Preferences.<br><br>Also, what is a good tool for making the video?<br><br>I need to be able to select an optional USB CODEX microphone, which iMovie also does not see to support.<br><br>Thanks
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I tested iMovie, but find it only seems to identify the on-board camera, which it calls FaceTime HD.
I plugged my Logitech USB camera into a USB port, which them plugs into my USB C port.
Is there a way to test this Logitech USB camera is working? I see no video options in Mac.Preferences.
Also, what is a good tool for making the video?
I need to be able to select an optional USB CODEX microphone, which iMovie also does not see to support.
Thanks

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