If portability is more your thing, or you'd like to use Camera for OBS Studio with any other NewTek NDI compatible application, then feel free to try wifi! Make sure to read up on the network requirements of …

For best results, before starting make sure that your iOS device is disconnected and the Camera app closed. There is a video of me running through these steps at the bottom if that's more your style - …

We've tried all the apps that let you do it over wifi, but they weren't fast enough, so we created an app that not only streams video & audio over Wi-Fi, but also over a low-latency wired USB connection to …

Yes, OBS Studio has support for a virtual camera that is seen by many applications. Just tap the "Start Virtual Camera" button in OBS Studio and then select the "OBS Virtual Camera" in Zoom (or the …

Let's move to the bottom of the screen dedicated to the camera settings. When you are using a Dual / Triple cameras, iOS will switch to the best available camera lens for the current configuration.

There appears to be an issue with the installer both on the iOS Camera plugin installer, and other third party plugin installers where the plugin doesn't get copied to the correct location.

Let's setup OBS Studio with the third party NewTek NDI plugin so we can receive the wireless video & audio signal from our iOS devices. As it takes a lot of bandwidth to transfer video & audio over the …

Camera for OBS comes with remote controls allowing you to control the app from a web browser. This is a handly little feature that helps you configure cameras remotely.

1. Setting it up First, make sure to install the plugin for OBS Studio on your computer. To do so follow the getting started guide available on our website.

An OBS Studio Plugin that allows you to stream video from your iOS device’s camera