Several cameras, one show
Webcams, capture cards, and phones all become cameras in the same scene. Cut between them, show them side by side, and give each one its own look.
What you can do
- Cut between cameras with one button, from the app, from a phone, or from a director’s device.
- Arrange them: one big with the others small, side by side, a grid, or only one.
- Style each camera on its own: portrait framing, background blur, smoothing, colour, relight, follow-my-face.
- Rename cameras so a crew can call them (“Camera 2, hold still”).
Phones count as cameras
Open the link on a phone and it joins as a camera over Wi-Fi, or over a USB cable for the sharpest picture. Several phones can join at once. Read more on the phone camera page.
A crew for the cameras
Give each camera operator a phone with a camera-only role: they see a coloured frame when their camera is on air, and can adjust their own camera only. A director on another device cuts the show. See crew roles.
How many
As many cameras and phones as your PC can carry. Nothing is locked.
Questions
Can I use two phones as cameras?
Yes, and as many as you like: every feature is included. Each phone joins from its browser.
Can I use a capture card or a DSLR?
Capture cards and cameras that show up as webcams work as cameras. Phones join over Wi-Fi or USB.
Does it keep a separate recording per camera?
Yes. Streamdzy records the finished show and each camera on its own so you can re-edit later.
Want all of this in one app?
Streamdzy is a free streaming and recording app for Windows: several cameras, your phone as a camera, going live to many places at once, and recording first so a bad connection never costs you the show.