While we have the tech heads here, I'm looking for a way to merge two different USB cameras into one image. I see a hardware way to do it, but $1995 is more than I really wanted to pay. I thought $19.95 for an app to do it would be too much..
https://inogeni.com/product/inogeni-share-2u
We have too big of a screen for our web room. Put the camera below it and it is too low and you see the front people and the ceiling. On top and it looks like the view from a snipers nest. Who knew that you could have too big of a screen. Thought about a camera on each side of the screen, middle from top to bottom so that it shot the opposite side of the conference table that view the screen. Then merge the images. Rarely is there someone at the far end of the table. Seems like it would give the best perspective. Cropped 16:9 images or two 4:3 images would make a synthetic wide screen image and I think help with all the viewing/distortion issues. 2/3 of the current image from the web camera is the ceiling, with the lights blowing the sensor and darkening the rest of the image.
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