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  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 20, 2017
  • July 3, 2020
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Stream live Full HD video from your camera to your iOS device wirelessly. Capture photos and videos, and switch resolutions between 1080P, 720P, and VGA. Connect by joining the device's Wi-Fi hotspot.

Full HD live video streaming
Wi-Fi transfer
Photo capture
Video capture
Resolution switching (1080P, 720P, VGA)
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What's New in CamKing

1.6

July 3, 2020

- fix some bugs - 解决适配苹果11以上手机被覆盖按键的问题

User reviews

Terrible product

Won’t let you change settings if your Wi-Fi password changes. Piece of junk

Won’t connect

The app says check your network connection and my network connection is perfect so it’s the app that’s trash.

very bad

it is very bad i didn’t connect i tried it on different phone still didn’t work

It’s good once you get to know how it works

This works with a AKASO Brave 4 4K. You have to go to settings (on the go pro) and click wifi and click on. Then you go to your phone and search “AKASO” and put in the passcode. That’s the thing that was confusing to me so I decided to help you guys!!! 💕

Buggy

Does not work at all.

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FAQ

What does CamKing do?

CamKing allows you to transfer live Full HD video from your camera directly to your iOS devices over Wi-Fi. You can also capture photos and videos, and adjust the video resolution.

How do I connect CamKing to my camera?

To connect, you need to set up your smartphone to join the Wi-Fi network broadcast by your camera device, similar to connecting to any Wi-Fi hotspot.

Is CamKing free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, CamKing is a free application.

What devices is CamKing compatible with?

The app is designed to stream video to iOS devices. You will need a camera that supports Wi-Fi video output.

What are the main features of CamKing?

Key features include streaming Full HD live video, Wi-Fi connectivity, photo and video capture, and the ability to switch between 1080P, 720P, and VGA resolutions.