MCVSAID makes a camera crew out of spare Android phones
MCVSAID describes a local-first system for syncing spare Android phones as cameras for OBS, with manual switching or an optional AI director.
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MCVSAID describes a local-first system for syncing spare Android phones as cameras for OBS, with manual switching or an optional AI director.
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