G Hub was built for gamers who want to tweak RGB lighting and sensitivity settings for gaming-focused products and, now, webcams. Tune is a confusing app that lets you toggle settings for Logitech gadgets, with calendar integration added in, for some reason. Instead of offering Logitech Capture, its de facto software focused squarely on webcam settings and content creation features, it has two distinct and lesser Mac applications to choose from: Logi Tune and Logitech G Hub. Logitech switched up its software plan for people who use newer Mac laptops and desktops without making much effort to tell anyone. That's because its most capable webcam software, Logitech Capture, isn't available on computers with Apple silicon. From a report: Plugging one into any M1 or M2 Mac for a video call isn't an issue, but if you want to tweak in-depth settings or use some of these webcams' highlight features, doing that right now ranges from clumsy to impossible. Try using a different USB port and cord, just to make sure neither of these are causing the problem.Logitech makes some of the most popular webcams in the world, but using them on some of the most popular computers, like the M2 MacBook Air or M1 Pro MacBook Pro, is a less than stellar experience. If it is, unplug it, and then plug it back in. If you’re using a USB webcam, make sure it’s plugged in. It’s also possible to use superior external cameras as webcams if you want to boost the video quality. However, you might need to buy an external webcam for some Mac models, like the Mac mini or Mac Pro.
MacBooks, iMacs, and the iMac Pro all have internal cameras.
RELATED: How (and When) to Reset the SMC on Your Mac Problems with an External Webcam You can find your particular model and instructions for resetting the SMC here. How you reset the SMC depends entirely on which Mac you have. The SMC is responsible for low-level settings, like fans and LEDs, but it might also impact your internal webcam. If you’ve tried everything else (or your webcam wasn’t listed in the System Report), you might want to try resetting your Mac’s System Management Controller (SMC).
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