PTZOptics USB Camera Instant Rebates
By Jennifer P
PTZOptics Gen 2 USB Cameras are now 40% off while supplies last
Features and Benefits
- Smartphone (iOS, Android, Kindle)
- Plug and Play USB Connectivity
- Open Source Camera Control
- Three Simultaneous Video Inputs
- Compatible with Extron and Crestron Control Systems (IP or Serial)
- IP Joystick Controller
- Serial Joystick Controller
- StreamDeck Integration
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What is a USB PTZ Camera?
USB refers to Universal Serial Bus. This is the most common type of computer port, which can be used to connect keyboards, digital cameras, mice, game controllers, printers, and many other removable media drives.
Powerful Controls & Optical Zoom
Our plug-and-play USB 3.0 camera models are built with ease of use and compatibility in mind, featuring game-changing optics and video communication installation options. USB connectivity is now available with options for HDMI and IP streaming in the latest USB PTZ cameras from PTZOptics. The combination of robust high-definition video outputs and flexible camera control options are what makes this camera powerful. Realize the value of connecting this camera to any application, and enjoy the advanced camera control options which include iOS, Android, PTZ controllers, joysticks and more.
Versatile Control Options and Live Streaming
Remote camera control options when and where you want them. Use PTZ controls built-in to your favorite video production software such as OBS, Livestream Studio, Wirecast, vMix, mimoLive or Tricaster. Or check out one of our hardware joystick controllers such as our IP joystick, serial joystick, or the SuperJoy. USB cameras can be controlled remotely from anywhere in the world using a variety of tools, including cloud-based software such as Zoom. Users can also live stream directly to content delivery networks such as Facebook and Youtube.