Support for Multi-camera Setup & Versatile Shooting Angles: With the ability to connect multiple VM20 content creator cameras, you can easily build a professional broadcast studio that captures dynamic visuals from various angles. Besides, The VM20 webcam for PC features a 1/4-inch mounting hole, making it simple to attach to tripods or mounts for landscape, portrait, or overhead shots.
Smart Remote Control & Preset Modes: You have complete control over your video capture settings. From zooming in and out to adjusting preset positions and customizing visual settings, the remote allows you to easily fine-tune your real-time video for the perfect shot. The 3 customizable Preset Positions allow you to quickly switch between scenes with minimal adjustments.
8-MEMS Mic Array with AI Noise-Canceling & 3.5 mm
Audio Input: This YouTube camera is equipped with an 8-MEMS microphone array that captures 360° audio within a 16-foot radius. The advanced AI noise-canceling feature ensures crystal-clear sound by intelligently eliminating unwanted background noise. Plus, with support for external audio input via a 3.5 mm jack, you can connect the external microphone to VM20.
Warm Tips for Using VM20:
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Audio Tips: Match your audio level to the cameras Line-in, use the correct TRS/TRRS cable, and fully insert the connector. For best results, use the NearStream AWM20T microphone. 2.
Video Tips: Use USB for 4K or HDMI/RJ45 for 1080p. Set App/OBS to High Quality, improve lighting, clean the lens, ensure focus, and use a wired network 6000 kbps. 3.
Compatibility: Works with Windows and macOS only; not compatible with iPhone, iPad, or Android.
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Software: Use NearStream NearSync on PC or Mac; no mobile app available.
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Menu Adjustment: Hold the Flip button on the remote to correct mirrored text.
Firmware Update & Windows Setup: After updating your VM20 camera to firmware V 1.0. 0.0. R. 20251011, Windows users must uninstall the VM20 in Device Manager to ensure proper recognition (keep the camera connected via USB throughout).
Steps: Open Device Manager Locate VM20 camera under "Audio Inputs and Outputs" or "Sound, video, and game controllers" Right-click Uninstall Confirm Unplug & reconnect. Repeat buyers whose PC remembers an old VM20 should do the same for the new camera. Mac users do not need these steps. Contact us anytime if you need help.