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I have a partial answer. I found a setting in Settings to enable the + sign on the photo button. That cycles twixt ID 0 and 2, skips 1, and says 4 is in use. That is likely the ToF cam, so no worries.

I am having difficulty determining the camera in use. For example, if the res = 4032x3024 = 12.2 MP, is that using the 1.8 mm or the 6 mm lens? How do I know? It does not appear that I can choose the 6 mm 12 MP camera. The image jumps from one zoom level to another as I choose different resolutions, but I don't see my native sizes. From the f stops that show up, it seems that I am always using the main camera, which is the last one I'd want to use unless I needed f1.5. I never see the other f stops...

I keep my camera and mic turned off and covered, unless I specifically want to use them. Then I uncover, enable, use, disable, cover. It's only a few seconds. I don't really trust my OS to keep my affairs private. Linux, maybe...Windows, Apple, not.

Thank you for finding this. I send a message to NVidia recommending that it not be turned on by default. ~R~ 72/73 de Rich NE1EE On the banks of the Piscataqua On 2020-10-15 18:24:+0000, you wrote: I found the issue - the latest GeForce drivers include an update to the GeForce Experience software and in the Settings the "IN-GAME OVERLAY" is enabled by default. For some reason, when Stellarium launches, GeForce Experience thinks it's a game and activates the In-Game Overlay which uses the webcam.

I'd like to stick in my oar...I think that I see this same effect in many sky map areas. For example, on my GPSRs, I look at the satellite map to see where I should be 'viewing' a GPS satellite. If it is very cloudy in that direction, I may have difficulty getting a good signal. When I look one GPSR, I see a map with E on the right (See, I hope, GPSR 1&2 satmap...have not uploaded images here previously). N is 'up'. To read this, I must face N, look down at the GPSR, realize that it is a view from...

Please put upgrade instructions on the top of the User FAQ. Include how to upgrade current version and how to upgrade from earlier versions. Most apps don't publish this info, and it becomes a crap shoot whether running an install will corrupt the current installation. If this infomation already exists, then please use the FAQ to point to it. Thanks...~R~

I just came here googling how to copy the hash. It's really not apparent. I completely understand Igor's reply, but really was irritated until I came here and read this thread. Prolly cost me 20 minutes in all to poke around and try to copy on the desktop, then finally web search. It's a great help, showing these CRCs. Just add "Press CTRL+C" to the title.