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I'm upside down! [camera]

I appear as upside-down to my players while in-game. I can provide a screenshot if needed. Any advice?
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Gid
Roll20 Team
I've seen TokBox mirroring the video feed horizontally, but this is new. Sometimes a webcam has built in settings to flip the feed. Is this happening just with TokBox, or when you're in Google Hangouts too? Also, could you tell me what OS and browser you're using?
Just TokBox, as far as I know. Skype and G+ Hangouts work just fine, no flipped feed. OS: Windows 7 32-bit Browser: Firefox and Chrome (Happens in both) WebCam: Xbox Live Vision Camera
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Gid
Roll20 Team
I would double-check just to make sure Adobe Flash is up to date for either browser and that your Xbox webcam is also using the latest drivers. Considering that your camera works fine in Google Hangouts and Skype, it's highly likely that the problem is with TokBox's inability to play nice with your camera. I did a search through TokBox's support forum and there's only two instances of an upside down feed happening. One was an iPad glitch and the other instance was a camera that was having the problem universally over all video chat software. If a driver check doesn't do the trick, I'd suggest requesting that your gaming group switch to google hangouts. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Yes, I have the same problem. However Skype and Hangouts work fine... OS: Windows 7 64-bit Browser: Firefox WebCam: Piranha, Model: Tarantula B Type (very funny name for a webcam)
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Gid
Roll20 Team
As far as I can tell, TokBox never addressed this issue beyond recommending checking your drivers and updating Flash. Your best bet is Google Hangouts right now. Because TokBox's performance has been lacking for so many of our userbase, we're in the process of trying to move away from this third party app.
I know this is silly but you could turn your camera upside down until there is a fix.