This process will also allow you to use your Android as a webcam, but you’ll have to connect the phone / tablet via USB cable! Here’s what to do:
First make sure your phone is recognized when connected, this means that you have correctly installed the drivers of your Android phone e.g. when you install kies for samsung mobiles it install drivers on PC for your phone
First make sure your phone is recognized when connected, this means that you have correctly installed the drivers of your Android phone e.g. when you install kies for samsung mobiles it install drivers on PC for your phone
Download and install USB webcam on your smartphone[[http://goo.gl/BmyzL]]
Download and install the USB Webcam desktop client[[http://androidflip.com/
Connect your phone to your computer using the USB cable and wait until the PC recognizes the device
Now launch the USB Webcam desktop client. Please do not close the MS-DOS command prompt window that automatically opens
Now start the app USB Webcam from your phone
we’re almost done , now you can start the program you want to use with webcam (eg, Windows Live Messenger, Skype, etc..)
And do not forget to set GWebcamVideo as a webcam to use (usually in the settings of programs that support a webcam)
that’s all, happy video calling
if you faced any problem feel free to ask via leaving comments below
Method 2:::...
First thing users do is download and install the DroidCam app from the Android Market. There’s a free version and a “pro” version which offers unlimited access for $4.99. While that’s going on, download the DroidCam app for your PC or Linux box (sorry Apple users) from here. Open the app on your phone and on your PC and select WiFi/Lan from the DroiCam Client options window on your PC. Note the IP address on the DroidCam app and input to the Phone IP window of the PC app. Restart your PC.
Once you restart your PC, you can open the DroidCam utility again. Then open Skype and it should automatically pick up the Android camera. You may also need to click on “Connect” button in DroidCam. It’s now ready to use!!!
Download and install the USB Webcam desktop client[[http://androidflip.com/
Connect your phone to your computer using the USB cable and wait until the PC recognizes the device
Now launch the USB Webcam desktop client. Please do not close the MS-DOS command prompt window that automatically opens
Now start the app USB Webcam from your phone
we’re almost done , now you can start the program you want to use with webcam (eg, Windows Live Messenger, Skype, etc..)
And do not forget to set GWebcamVideo as a webcam to use (usually in the settings of programs that support a webcam)
that’s all, happy video calling
if you faced any problem feel free to ask via leaving comments below
Method 2:::...
First thing users do is download and install the DroidCam app from the Android Market. There’s a free version and a “pro” version which offers unlimited access for $4.99. While that’s going on, download the DroidCam app for your PC or Linux box (sorry Apple users) from here. Open the app on your phone and on your PC and select WiFi/Lan from the DroiCam Client options window on your PC. Note the IP address on the DroidCam app and input to the Phone IP window of the PC app. Restart your PC.
Once you restart your PC, you can open the DroidCam utility again. Then open Skype and it should automatically pick up the Android camera. You may also need to click on “Connect” button in DroidCam. It’s now ready to use!!!
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