I tried all three apps and found that my favorite of the three was EpocCam (due to ease of set-up and what you get for the free version on the app).

iVCam – this program is also upgradable for $7.99 for extra features It is user-friendly as far as changing the camera settings go and you can quickly change aspects of it.

There are ads on the free version of the app when you open it.

EpocCam – You can stream indefinitely with their free settings, or you can upgrade for $7.p FullHD.

You can also upgrade to the Pro version for $9.99 to stream indefinitely at a 32 Mphs bitrate. Elgato ScreenLink – they have a free version that you can try for 15 minutes sprints at a 16 Mphs bitrate.There are many apps that you can choose to turn your iPhone into a webcam for streaming. Note: the difference between the browser source and media source is that you need to use the media source if you want to record audio from your phone. Input the link (the browser source will use the second local network address ending in /mjpeg and the media source will use the third local network address beginning in rtsp://). Locate the IP address of your phone in the information section on the app.

Import the feed into your broadcasting software through a media source or browser source. Install the CamOn Live Streaming App on your computer and phone.Īdjust your settings to change which camera to use and the quality of the feed (720p is a good balance between quality and latency) Here is the breakdown of how you can turn your smartphone or tablet into a webcam: As I use an iPhone, not an Android, watch this fantastic video by Nutty ( nutella4eva on Twitch) for details (he does a side-by-side comparison with the c922):

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