Another C920

The camera is actually a C920 with all the advantages and flaws, but with 12 ° angle of view more. Other changes I can not tell, except that the drivers and software of the C920 will not work, and you as the very bright white LED illumination can therefore not switch, not even with the small configuration tool, which by the way, as for the C920 at the beginning, the Autofocus for standby or restart switches repeatedly.
An H.264 stream I could not find with Windows 7 in the camera list. MJPEG only (max. 30 fps) and YUV2 (max. 5 FPS). This calls for well Windows 8 (UVC 1.5), which I did not use.

The C920 I also do not really like (2 stars).
The C930e but at least has a wider viewing angle, which is important for my purposes. This camera can be the H.264 stream also not readily use (Windows 8 is now times a failure, and I'm not even sure if it is so). That should at least be in the description of the operating system you need to utilize the full features. She also has another mistake, which was corrected in the C920 more or less (autofocus setting). Thus, I give her even 2 stars.

Update:
I regret to deduct even one star because I found out that this is a VFR (Variable Frame Rate) is the camera, which is not the C920. That is when you record with codecs or containers that do not support VFR, you get severe problems in the form of jerking or sound represented much sooner or later after a while as the associated images.
Now I have just made the lens of C930e on my C920, which is fine with some tinkering, and am happy at least with the C920 now.