Iriun 4K Webcam for PC and Mac

Iriun

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About this app

Use your Android phone's camera as a wireless webcam in PC or Mac. Install needed drivers and use your phone with Skype, MSN Messenger etc video applications. It supports resolutions up to 4K. (Max resolution depends on the phone).

Installing drivers for the computer:
You can download needed webcam drivers for your PC or Mac from https://iriun.com

Using webcam:
1. Launch Iriun Webcam app in your phone
2. Start Iriun Webcam Server on your PC
3. The phone is connected automatically to your PC using wireless WiFi network and the camera is ready to use.
4. Configure the Windows application to use Iriun Webcam as source for audio and video

Iriun Webcam supports USB connections too. Connect the cable and follow instructions on mobile.

Ratings and reviews

There's no features list for the pro version before purchase. I purchased it on a whim in hopes that it might be able to record over Wi-Fi in the background, since extensive Googling returned no information on that, nor did checking the in-app purchase features list. Which isn't to say it wasn't worth purchasing, since it has the lowest latency with the highest quality than I can see. But being unable to capture the camera in the background is a dealbreaker I wish I had known about. Word to the wise, Iriun: list the features that come with the Pro purchase.

This app is easy to setup and works very well. Image quality is very good. Auto focus works really well. The computer side application allows connecting 3 phones simultaneously. It does work with lots of applications. I use it with OBS and have no issues with setting up the video capture device. Zoom has to be done from the phone but that is fine for me since I prefer to setup and not change anything during the stream or record session. The phone display can be set to dim automatically which does help to conserve battery life. Just a couple of thing I would like to see added to app. The ability to control brightness on the phone app. There are some situations where that would be very useful. I also would like the application on the computer to be able to always keep a specific phone as camera 1, 2, or 3. Currently whenever you connect a phone it randomly connects as 1, 2, or 3. For example, it would be great if I could configure a phone to always be camera 1. Other than that, this app is totally worth it.

This is a lightweight, low latency, HD video app that supports up to 4 remote devices as webcams. I've tested it on a Windows PC with 3 Android phones and an iPad and it works like a charm. You have to specify the number of video inputs that you want when you install the program on the PC. The free version has a small watermark at the top left corner. You can configure this program as a video input in OBS, Zoom, etc. If you want to use it via WiFi, make sure that you have a fast connection (preferably on the 5 GHz band) and a strong signal. You can also use this over USB but it requires USB debugging to be enabled on your device. I really like this app!

What's new

added reversed portrait mode