My Skype Video Picture Is Upside Down . How Do I Fix It?

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Answer #1: Posted by pellkiness on April 9th, 2012 5:41 AM

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Open the "Video & Files" tab and tick the box near the bottom of the screen called "invert". Nex time it would really help if you would mention the type of device you're using.

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