ViscaCamLink is a camera controller for PTZ cameras that can be reached via a network connection using the VISCA protocol.
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Features
Presets
Save and load up to ten positions (including zoom) as presets
Global hotkey for each preset (currently assigned to the numpad keys 0-9)
Control
Free movement in any direction (via button)
18-step adjustment of movement speed
Reset to initial position
Zoom
Freely zooming in and out
7-step adjustment of zoom speed
More
User-specific saving of layout settings
Interface available in english and german
Full Windows scaling support
Installation
Windows installer
Execute the setup file (.msi) (e.g. by double-clicking or using the context menu) and follow the wizard. Then start the program (automatically if selected or manually via the Windows start menu) and continue with First start.
Portable
Unpack the execution file (.exe) contained in the archive (.zip) to any location where the executing user has permissions. Then start it (e.g. by double-clicking or using the context menu) and proceed with First start.
First start
Since .NET 6 is required for the application, a prompt will appear if this is not yet pre-installed. Simply follow this prompt and restart the application if necessary (Manual installation - .NET Desktop Runtime).
After that ViscaCamLink is ready for use.
Usage
After the first start, the IP address of the camera and the port for the VISCA protocol (if different from the default) must be typed in. (How to get this information is described in the user manual of the camera)
After that, the connection can be established using the corresponding button in the address bar. Whether this was successful is shown in the status display below. It also shows if the camera is switched on or is in standby mode.
Roadmap
Customizable key assignment
Customizable name of presets
Additional preset slots
License
Apache 2.0
This application is based on the demo code "CameraControl" and uses fragments of the project "AutoUpdater.NET". For further information see the third party notices.
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