įirst, you’ll need to decide what device you want to use as your pet cam. The option to host multiple guests or cameras with Collab Cam is available with a Streamlabs Ultra subscription. Collab Cam is free for one guest or second camera, which works for the setup we’ll create in this tutorial. In addition to second camera functionality, you can also use Collab Cam to host a guest on your stream, regardless of where they are in the world. Using Streamlabs Collab Cam as a second camera is very simple. How to Use Streamlabs Collab Cam as a Pet Camera Use Streamlabs Collab Cam to use your phone/tablet/laptop/etc.View your pet camera feed online and add it as a browser source to your stream (only works if your camera feed can be viewed online).Use a pet cam with a designated app (Furbo, Wyze, etc.) then use a phone emulator on your computer to show the app on your screen.Hook up a webcam directly to your PC (only works if your pet’s usual hangout spot is close enough to your computer to be connected by a cable).

Today we’ll show you how to use Streamlabs Collab Cam, an easy, free solution to add a pet camera to your stream. There are a few different ways to use a pet cam with your live streaming software. Without a doubt, your viewers will love seeing what your furry, scaly, or feathered friends are up to. If you don’t have donations set up, a pet cam is still a fun and interesting element to add to your stream.

Connecting a pet cam to your stream is a great way to encourage channel point or bit donations (if you stream on Twitch and are an Affiliate or Partner).

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