The originally intended use case was for remote participants in a live broadcast to view show but it also serves the purpose of multiple cameras in a single conference just as well. Software such as xSplit, Wirecast or vMix is ideal because they can create a 'Virtual Webcam' which can be selected in any web conferencing service from Skype for Business, GoToMeeting, WebEX and more.

Virtual Webcams are created by software based video mixers. Video Below Connect multiple cameras to one PC and switch in the software settings This is the perfect solution for this issue except it costs $1,295. I wanted to start off this review with a recent VLOG video with our lead support technician Matthew Davis reviewing the Inogenie Start 2. Use a software-based video mixer such as Wirecast or vMix which can create a virtual webcam input from almost any mix of sources which is selectable in any video conferencing software as a USB webcam.Use a USB video mixer such as a Roland or Inogenie (reviewed in this article).Use multiple computers in the same meeting space each with their own cameras connected to same meeting.Connect multiple USB cameras to a single PC and switch cameras using the software settings.In this article we review the easiest and most cost-effective ways to add a second camera to your web video conferencing experience no-matter what software you are using. Using multiple cameras will allow presentations to include a second view for products, speakers and almost anything else you can imagine. How can I use multiple cameras with my web video conferencing software? Power users have adopted web video conferencing for it’s powerful communication benefits and they want to push the limits of what they can achieve. If you're in the ProAV or video conferencing industry you most likely get this question all the time.

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