Unfortunately, Apple devices are a no-no for now given that they use proprietary AirPlay technology, but you will be able to connect it to a Mac computer. We couldn't however get our white-label smartphone to connect to the videoconferencing solution the ConferenceCam Connect will, in theory, allow you to wirelessly mirror your tablet or smartphone to an HDMI-equipped monitor using Miracast. The audio sounded a bit muffled at times but should be more than adequate in most scenarios.Īs expected, it is compatible with Microsoft Skype for Business, Cisco Jabber and WebEx, and most other business-grade unified communication platforms, we suspect (Google Hangouts, GoToMeeting etc).Ĭonnecting it to a Windows 10 PC proved to be a breeze via a USB port.

The fact that the unit contains the necessary hardware to encode video using H.264 UVC 1.5 with scalable video coding certainly helps. with normal daylight or fluorescent light tubes). The ConferenceCam Connect performed admirably in normal office circumstances (i.e.

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