WiFi Camera for OBS vs Creative Cards

WiFi Camera allows you to use your iPhone as a video source for your video broadcasting setup. The video is transmitted at up to 1080 HD resolution with fast frame rates. The app appears as a source in your Network Device Interface receiver software. *** NOTE *** Please see the support page for information on connecting the app if you are having issues. Your software may require a plugin. For HD resolutions, a fast local network is recommended. NDI is a high-bandwidth, low frame delay protocol. It works best on high speed local networks. A separate 802.11ac network on a clear 5 GHz channel is recommended for best performance on HD resolutions. It is also recommended to not closely space WiFi devices to reduce interference between devices. You can also use the app with the device plugged into the computer to improve performance if your WiFi network is congested. Features: * Selectable resolution * Selectable frame rate * Auto and manual focus * Camera switching * Zoom If you are having issues with the app, try reinstalling it. Please allow camera use and network access when prompted.

Developed by the smem, the Swiss Museum and center for electronic music instruments, Creative Cards is a virtual card game inspired by the Oblique Strategies conceived by Brian Eno and Peter Schmidt and first published in 1975. Both games consist of short ideas presented in the form of aphorisms. These ideas, browsed or picked at random can be used, alone or in combination, to inspire creative solutions, particularly in the musical domain. How to use it: - Tap or swipe to walk the deck - Shake the device or tap shuffle for a random card - Tap the info button on artist cards to read about the artist and visit their work - Star cards to save them - Add the Lock Screen or Home Screen widget for a fresh prompt every hour Have a prompt to add? Submit it from inside the app! Creative Cards is an SMEM initiative supported by the Canton of Fribourg. SMEM — the Swiss Museum and center for Electronic Music instruments — is based at blueFactory in Fribourg, Switzerland, and is home to one of the world's largest synthesizer collections.