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How to Set Up Your Camera (Especially DSLR Cameras)
General Camera Setup
Follow these steps to get everything running smoothly.
(If you are using a DSLR camera, skip to the next section.)
- Allow Camera Access
Make sure your browser allows camera usage. A prompt usually appears in the top-left corner asking for permission. - Check Camera Connection
Ensure your camera is properly connected. If using an external camera, confirm that the cable is securely plugged in. - Close Other Applications
Make sure no other applications or browser tabs are using your camera. It must be available exclusively for the web app. - Update Your iOS (if applicable)
If you're on iOS, check for system updates and install any available ones. - Update Your Browser
Ensure your browser is up to date. New versions often fix bugs related to camera functionality. - Ensure a Stable Internet Connection
A steady connection is crucial for web-based camera usage. - Reload the Page
If your camera isn’t recognized within 1 minute, refresh the page. - Switch Your Browser
If nothing works, try another browser.
Verified working browsers: Chrome, Firefox, Safari.
DSLR Setup (Canon and Others)
- Download EOS Utility Software
Install the latest version of EOS Utility Software compatible with your camera. - Download EOS Webcam Utility Software
Check if your EOS camera is supported. If yes, install the software and restart your PC. - Check Device Manager (Windows)
Open Device Manager and verify whether your camera appears under the Camera tab.
If it’s not visible, the web app cannot access it. - Change USB Cable and USB Port
Faulty cables can cause issues. Test with another USB cable and try different ports. - Test in Google Meet
Check if your DSLR is recognized in Google Meet.
If it doesn’t work there, it won’t work in the web app either. - Update Your Browser
Ensure your browser is updated to the latest version. - Deactivate WLAN on the Camera
Disable Wi-Fi (WLAN) in your camera settings.
Active WLAN can block USB communication. - Reinstall EOS Drivers
You may have the wrong version installed. Reinstall the correct EOS Utility Software or check Canon’s website for compatibility. - Reinstall USB Drivers
Faulty USB drivers can interfere with camera access.
In Device Manager, navigate to Universal Serial Bus controllers, right-click Generic USB Hub, and select Update drivers.