Repair corrupted iVCam video file

When recording video with iVCam, sometimes you may encounter program crashes or other reasons that cause the recorded video to be corrupted and unplayable. You can try to repair the corrupted video using the video repair tool Untrunc. How to use Unzip the Untrunc package to a directory, run the untrunc-gui.exe file in it, and operate as follows: Hopefully you will get the repaired and playable video.

Driver related issues

When using iVCam/WeCam, sometimes the device driver cannot be installed or does not work properly: iVCam prompts “Please reinstall iVCam!“; WeCam prompts “The virtual camera has been disabled!” in the camera panel, but still does not work after clicking the “Enable” button. This is generally caused by the problem of driving signature or some security software. Solution First of all, please close or uninstall 360, Huorong and other system security software (especially disable the “Camera Protection” and “Driver Protection” functions), and install the latest system updates. Turn off “Windows Core Isolation” if needed. When installing our program: Please make sure to install the latest version with administrator privileges; When the system asks whether to trust our program and install the camera/sound card driver, please be sure to select “Trust” and “Install“; Make sure the computer is connected to the Internet. Then check whether our device is successfully installed after installation:…

iVCam Features Description

iVCam is designed to be simple yet powerful inside. Most of its features are clear, while some features are not. Here’re some feature descriptions and tips for it. For free version restrictions and purchase related questions, please check here. PC client software Zoom in/out and Manual-Focus You can use mouse wheel on video or press “CTRL +” / “CTRL –” to zoom in or out, and click on the video to change focus, just like using the mobile app. Shortcuts You can use the following shortcut keys to perform common operations in iVCam (^ means Ctrl key): ^I Connect via the phone’s IP address ^D Connect / Disconnect ^+ / ^- Zoom in/out video ^O Open camera settings window ^P / Pause Pause/Resume video transmission ^S Take snapshot ^T / Ctrl + Time-lapse shooting ^R Start/stop video recording ^Q Cancel video recording (Not saving video file) Shift + or Do…

iVCam Purchase Instructions

You are free to use all iVCam’s features except that there’s an “iVCam” watermark on the output video, and sometimes ads appear. After a trial period you will only be able to use 640 x 480 low-quality video, and some features will be limited, please buy the full version to remove watermarks, ads and use all features. Product Comparison BASIC ANNUALAPP PREMIUM ANNUALAPP / PC Client PERMANENTAPP / PC Client Camera feature Advanced camera settings Valid period 1 Year 1 Year Forever Purchase Purchase the App (In-App Purchase) iOS: You can use iVCam freely on other iOS devices if you’re using the same Apple ID and have purchased iVCam with it – just restore your purchase in the purchase page of iVCam app. Android: You can use iVCam freely on other Android devices if you’re using the same Google Account and have purchased iVCam with it – just sign in…

iVCam Camera Settings

This article will introduce the “Camera Settings” feature of iVCam, which is an advanced feature and requires the purchase of PREMIUM ANNUAL / PERMANENT license after the trial expires. APP Tap the button on the video to display the “Camera Settings” panel and swipe it down to hide it: Using this panel, you can adjust the exposure, ISO, exposure compensation, white balance, focus and zoom values of the currently selected camera on the phone. These values will be saved and reloaded in the next run. Switch cameras to reset them. Camera settings panel Setting items You can use it to select the current setting item. Depending on the capabilities of the phone camera, some items will not be available in some cases. Ruler You can use it to adjust the value of the currently selected setting item, and it will automatically display the item’s value accordingly. States button It has…

iVCam Background Removal

Starting from version 7.0, iVCam has added the intelligent background removal function (for human objects), you can blur the video background, bokeh, etc., or replace the background with any picture or video without using a green screen. System Requirements Win 10 and above; DirectX 12 capable graphics cards (laggy if not good enough). Almost all commercially-available graphics cards released in the last several years support DirectX 12. Here are some examples of compatible hardware: NVIDIA Kepler (GTX 600 series) and above AMD GCN 1st Gen (Radeon HD 7000 series) and above Intel Haswell (4th-gen core) HD Integrated Graphics and above Qualcomm Adreno 600 and above NOTE: You can select an independent graphics card (if there’re more than one) for video decoding and background removal at “Settings > Miscs > Preferred GPU”. Using it is very simple, just select the processing method in the context menu of iVCam: NOTE: The menu…

iVCam Sound Feature

This article will explain the sound features of iVCam. APP Audio Recording In the Settings > Audio Recording of iVCam APP, you can set whether to record the sound of microphone, mono or stereo (not all mobile phones support stereo recording), the recorded sound will be transmitted to the iVCam PC client. Select none to not record sound. iOS: Make sure that iVCam is allowed to use the microphone – iOS Settings > iVCam > Microphone . Sound quality The sound quality is bound to the video quality, for example, high-quality video corresponds to high-quality sound. The sound recording configuration used when selecting stereo in different qualities: High quality 48k Hz, 128 kbps Medium quality 44.1k Hz, 96 kbps Low quality 16k Hz, 64 kbps NOTE: You can only use low-quality audio when trial expired. PC Client Settings – General – Audio There are 2 audio options in the Settings…

Connect via Wi-Fi

iVCam can transfer video from mobile phone to PC via Wi-Fi, if they’re in the same LAN. PC can’t be detected by iVCam app? For iOS, Allow iVCam app to use Wi-Fi / WLAN in system Settings; For Android, Allow iVCam app to use Wi-Fi if it’s disabled; Allow iVCam PC client software to use the network in Windows Firewall or turn it off; Disable VPN or Proxy on Windows if needed; Ensure that your phone is using Wi-Fi / WLAN, instead of using mobile network; Ensure that your phone is in the same LAN with your PC and connected to the same router. Do not connect to the signal amplifier Wi-Fi; Disable the router’s AP Isolation, and allow access to the intranet for guest mode; Ensure that your phone can be Ping connected by the PC via its IP address; Ensure that the Bonjour service is not disabled (which is…

Connect via USB

iVCam can transfer video from mobile phone to PC via USB connection, which is more stable and fast. iOS First, please make sure that the latest or earlier version of iTunes is installed on your PC, and you can see your phone in iTunes after connecting it to PC via USB (check here if you can’t see it). After connecting the phone to PC via USB cable, iVCam will automatically connect and transfer video via USB. NOTE: If the USB does not work properly, make sure the Apple Device Driver has been successfully installed and the Apple Application Support service is enabled. If the connection is frequently disconnected, please make sure you have the latest iTunes installed, and try changing the USB cable or USB port. Also make sure other software that may be connected to your phone via USB cable is not running, such as 3uTools, etc. (uninstall it…

Use iVCam in Skype

With the help of iVCam, you can use your cell phone as a webcam as well as a microphone for video chatting in the Skype application. Video Select e2eSoft iVCam in Skype’s Settings > Audio & Video > Camera: Audio You can use your PC’s microphone in Skype, or you can use your cell phone’s microphone: Select Microphone (e2eSoft iVCam) in Skype’s Settings > Audio & Video > Microphone.   Now you can use your cell phone to video chat with your friends via Skype, even if you don’t have a webcam or microphone on your PC!