Using an IP Camera as a Webcam Resources - Revision history

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	Resources for using an IP Camera as a webcam. Note that support will depend on the protocol of your IP Camera. Most are RTSP (h264), some are MJPEG, or some other type. Support for each will vary.		Resources for using an IP Camera as a webcam. Note that support will depend on the protocol of your IP Camera. Most are RTSP (h264), some are MJPEG, or some other type. Support for each will vary.
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		+	tl;dr Don't use an IP camera as a webcam. Just buy a webcam.

	==Options==		==Options==

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 Based on this, I'd say that IP Cameras can be used as webcams, with some user ingenuity, and assuming the camera plays nice.
 ==Further Reading==
 * https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/

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	Resources for using an IP Camera as a webcam. Note that support will depend on the protocol of your IP Camera. Most are RTSP (h264), some are MJPEG, or some other type. Support for each will vary.		Resources for using an IP Camera as a webcam. Note that support will depend on the protocol of your IP Camera. Most are RTSP (h264), some are MJPEG, or some other type. Support for each will vary.

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 ===Conclusion===
-It depends on your camera. If you have an RTSP, you can try webcamoid. For my MJPEG camera, I was able to get ip-webcam to work without issue. It connected up to Zoom (skype should also work...) without issue. An external microphone was used.
+It depends on your camera. If you have an RTSP, you can try webcamoid. For my MJPEG camera, I was able to get ip-webcam to work without issue. It connected up to Zoom (skype should also work...). An external microphone was used.
 ==Further Reading==
 * https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/

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 * https://github.com/shenyaocn/IP-Camera-Bridge
 Literally a binary driver/library on Github.
 ==Further Reading==
 * https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/

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	==Options==		==Options==

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	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/		* https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/
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−	~~https://www.groovypost.com/howto/droidcam-use-android-device-as-webcam/~~

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 GNU\Linux source only here: https://github.com/PaoloRotolo/droidcam
 Unsure where Windows source. Requires Client version (for PC).
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 ==Further Reading==
-https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/
+* https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/538417-altercam-stream-ip-cam-to-virtual-webcam/

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	https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/issues/85		https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/issues/85

		+	* Droidcam
		+	GNU\Linux source only here: https://github.com/PaoloRotolo/droidcam
		+	Unsure where Windows source. Requires Client version (for PC).

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