How to use your phone as a webcam for streaming on a computer

The second most popular 💣 video on my youtube channel is about how to use your iPhone as a webcam for Zoom meetings... Feel free to watch...

⏩ https://youtu.be/nnbu3C1ht9Y

Here's how it's done.

1. Install the free Iriun webcam app on your iPhone... Or an Android phone.

2. Install the Iriun webcam software on your Mac... Or Windows PC.

3. Place your phone on a tripod and connect wirelessly.

You now have a high-quality webcam for your online meetings.

#iphone #android #smartphone #webcam #zoommeetings #vlog #videography #livestreaming #videomarketing #contentcreation 


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