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Another option (although requires more tech) is to use the camera from a mobile phone connected to the computer via USB. Requires app + USB cable + "drivers" in
by ivan_ah 6y ago
Another option (although requires more tech) is to use the camera from a mobile phone connected to the computer via USB. Requires app + USB cable + "drivers" installed on the host computer.
My teacher friend recommended DroidCamX (paid) but the drivers are windows only so I wasn't able to use that.
I instead tested with Iriun https://iriun.com/ https://iriun.com/ and it worked OK with my newer phone (the older phone I wanted to use had trouble with autofocus... though maybe that's because of the way I have it suspended from a desk lamp).
It lags a little, but overall usable.
- tootie 6y agoCan't you also just join the Zoom/Meet/Whatev from your phone?
- ivan_ah 6y agoYes for a live call that would probably be the easiest. The USB camera use case is to send "table top" video input into OBS, mix with other sources, and record the lesson for offline async viewing (flipped classroom).