Vega USB2.0 camera


  1. PaulPat
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    Vega USB2.0 camera


    How do I switch off the light on the camera ?
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  3. Brink
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    If you mean while it's one, then you can't since that's done by design to let you know the camera is on.

    However, you could put electrical or duct tape over it.
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