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I recently purchased a Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 (basically the QCP9000) and when I downloaded the software, I learned that Logitech made new software that removes the white balance and other necessities from your control, so my image comes out looking like crap. Where can I find a way to downgrade to the older software?
This is what I was wondering too, because they screwed up the HD version software, but I was hoping to get the old one.
I don't know if this is illegal, but I've uploaded the install file for the "old" Quickcam software on the interwebs. Here's the link.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N4KGHQ30e
Remember kiddos, ask your parents if it's alright to download this. You know people on the internet can't be trusted, and it might be a virus. (It's not, I swear.) 
Last edited by BertL (October 28, 2010 (11:11am))
Link not working.
Nope, even with an uninstall with Revo, it still gives me the new one. 
But in Azanzi, you can in the settings for white balance...
I recently purchased a Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 (basically the QCP9000) and when I downloaded the software, I learned that Logitech made new software that removes the white balance and other necessities from your control, so my image comes out looking like crap. Where can I find a way to downgrade to the older software?
I have the Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 and your disc that came with it should have the software (version1.1) that has white balance. Uninstall the new software and reinstall the software from your disc.
If that didn't work here is a link I think has it. http://www.softwarepatch.com/utilities/ … ckcam.html
Last edited by Penguinking (January 16, 2011 (01:42pm))
Works great! I had to download the 1.0 version for 64 bit elsewhere (http://www.userdrivers.com/Camcorder/Lo … ta-64-bit/) and then I followed this tutorial so it stopped bugging me for the upgrade.
This is why I love this site. I recently got a QuickCam Pro and the color flicker was driving me crazy. I'd down everything i could using the software I had, but never would have thought about downgrading Now I've downgraded the software and can set my own white balance. 
This is why I love this site. I recently got a QuickCam Pro and the color flicker was driving me crazy. I'd down everything i could using the software I had, but never would have thought about downgrading Now I've downgraded the software and can set my own white balance.
Glad we could help 
By the way what video editing software do you use?
Oh and I had that same light flicker problem as well (you notice it in my film caveman) until I changed the white balance
By the way what video editing software do you use?
I use Final Cut Pro.
Hey guys! I tried out all the links on that list Jargon posted and none of them worked! Do you have any other links for Vista to the QC9P 1.0 software? Or am I just downloading it the wrong way?
What's white balance? I have that kind of webcam and there was major flickering at first, but I turned the autofocus off. It still flickers a teeny bit but I think I just need to turn the gain off of auto.
EDIT: It worked! No more flicker! I adjusted the exposure and brightness while I was at it. The picture quality looks great!
Last edited by minifig051 (January 25, 2011 (06:34pm))
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