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Accessing Webcam Native Controls (Zoom, Brightness etc) via the Command Line

Hello everyone. Does anyone know how to access webcam native controls such as the zoom, brightness level from the command line interface?

How does programs like messenger and skype list those options and are able to control those settings?

I am trying to do this to an AIR 2 app and know that we can access NativeProcesses etc now.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks for the help.

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