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I puzzled over that a bit too, but you can get the a connection by asking for the current connections array from your QTCaptureVideoPreviewOutput object since it is a subclass of a QTCaptureOutput, and getting the the last or first object in the connections array, because typically you will only have one connection. This is at least how it was in one of the QT Capture examples:mCapturePreviewOutput is a QTCaptureVideoPreviewOutput :)[mCapturePreviewOutput setVisualContext:textureContext forConnection:[[mCapturePreviewOutput connections] lastObject]];
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