Configuration
setting up DeskCamera
Frequently Asked Questions
- Access DeskCamera from the Internet with UPnP Port Mapping
- Add a Media Source: Which Type to Choose
- Add a Timestamp, Mouse Pointer or Your Own Text to the Video
- Adjust Video Quality Settings (Resolution, FPS, and Bitrate)
- Approve Media Sources (Require Media Approval)
- Camera Details: Check Your Streams
- Change the ONVIF Port
- Check Who Is Connected to Your Camera
- Choose Multiple Channels or Multiple Cameras Mode
- Choose the Graphics Card (GPU) Used by DeskCamera
- Choose the RTSP URL Format
- Convert an External RTSP Stream to ONVIF
- Convert an HTTP Video Stream to ONVIF
- Copy the Direct RTSP URL of a Stream
- Create Audio-only RTSP Streams
- Create Picture-in-Picture and Wall Streams
- DeskCamera Options Explained
- Enable 4K resolution support
- Enable Audio in DeskCamera Streams
- Hide the DeskCamera Tray Icon (Hidden Mode)
- Keep the Camera Running: Watchdog and Prevent Win Sleep
- Manage DeskCamera from a Web Browser
- Multi-user Mode and Lock Settings
- Open the DeskCamera Page from Another Computer
- Ports Used by DeskCamera and Firewall Rules
- Protect DeskCamera with an App Password
- Reset the Password for Managing DeskCamera from a Browser
- Run DeskCamera in Windows Kiosk Mode
- Send Motion Events to the NVR/VMS When the PC Is Used
- Start DeskCamera Automatically for One Windows User Only
- Stream a Screen at up to 60 FPS
- Stream a Static Image as an ONVIF/RTSP Camera
- Stream One Program Window (App Window)
- Stream Part of a Screen (Crop Desktop)
- Trigger an ONVIF Motion Event from Your Own Program (API)
- Use a Subscription Floating License Without Internet Access
- Use DeskCamera with Multiple Windows Users
- Use DeskCamera with Remote Desktop
- Use H.265 Video for Direct RTSP Streams
- Use Stereo Mix Audio in DeskCamera Streams
- Video & Audio Settings Explained