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- USB Camera Supported:
— Uas4g5gLte supports almost all USB cameras on the market, including UVC ones: MJPEG, MPEG-2 TS, H.264, H265 etc.
— USB cameras will be automatically detected when you press the auto-detect button. They will be detected and configured automatically, so the user won’t have to do anything except start the streaming.
— You can test and use a wide range of USB cameras — 99% USB cameras will WORK with Uas4g5gLte
-Raspberry Pi 4 and Pi 5 boards will support only one USB camera, but all Radxa boards support at least two USB cameras (Radxa Zero 3W/3E — two USB cameras at the same time; Radxa Rock 4D, 5C, 5C Lite — two USB cameras at the same time; while the Rock 5B and 5B+ support two USB cameras plus one HDMI camera, since they have native HDMI-in).
- Recommended cameras:
— Recommended cameras (if I had to make a special recommendation, it would be):
• Hawkeye V6 HDR Lite (very good EIS stabilisation / RockSteady)
• Hawkeye V6 PRO (very good EIS stabilisation / RockSteady)
• Hawkeye Split V5 (4K Split – AV + HDMI + UVC, very good EIS stabilisation / RockSteady)
• Hawkeye Thumb 4K
• Runcam 6 (HDMI only: mini HDMI out port and very good EIS stabilisation)
• Soon, all IP cameras that stream over Ethernet will also be supported.
