VirtualCam Controller creates a virtual camera using your selected camera's video feed and allows you to mirror its image and adjust keystone correction.
Select "IPEVO Virtual Cam" as your camera in any conferencing app, and it will show your video, including all the adjustments you have made.
A simple way to
tweak the image.
VirtualCam Controller creates a virtual camera using your selected
camera's video feed and allows you to mirror its image and adjust
keystone correction.
Select "IPEVO Virtual Cam" as your camera in any conferencing app,
and it will show your video, including all the adjustments you have made.
A simple way to
tweak the image.
VirtualCam Controller creates a virtual camera using your selected
camera's video feed and allows you to mirror its image and adjust
keystone correction.
Select "IPEVO Virtual Cam" as your camera in any conferencing app,
and it will show your video, including all the adjustments you have made.
Features & Interface
Learn more about the features of EyeStage™ and where to find them.
A complete video guide for EyeStage™
Learn to use EyeStage™ with comfort by watching this complete video guide, which will take you through all its functions and interface.
Supported Video Sources
EyeStage™ requires an IPEVO Camera connected to the PC (USB or Wi-Fi). Other video sources that can be selected in EyeStage™:
In image settings you can find zoom, focus control, image rotation, mirroring, keystone correction, and LED light switch*. You can also apply virtual backgrounds to your video, or adjust image properties, such as brightness, saturation, sharpness, or exposure.
AI Recognition and Digital Zoom for Immersive Conferencing
Choose one of the three AI video frames and use them to create an immersive video experience for any video conferencing scenario.
*Each applied AI Frame increases the system performance requirement, which might result in a lagging image. It is recommended to use AI Frame only for a single video source.
There are five display modes to choose from. These display modes can combine two video sources in one, which can then be used in an online conferencing app.
