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Camera/Capture Card

XSplit Broadcaster’s Camera/Capture Card source enables you to show your webcam, as well as other video sources (virtual cameras, capture cards, and other compatible video sources)


Go to Add Source > Camera / Capture Card


Add Source Menu highlighting Camera / Capture Card menu, with three different camera options available


The camera source is automatically displayed in the scene once added.


Integrated Camera source added in XSplit Broadcaster’s scene



Camera Source Properties


Right-click on the Camera/Capture Card source to bring up the properties window where additional options are available.


Camera Source properties overview



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Audio Input

Select which input device your camera will use. Keep this set to “Built in” if you prefer to use the microphone function that comes with your camera. Otherwise, you may select an alternative audio input source from the list when available.


Audio Output

Determines which device the camera audio it will output to.


Offset (ms)

Use this setting to correct sync issues between your camera video and audio.



Camera Source


Camera Source Selection

Allows you to select which camera source will be displayed under the already-added source.



Device Configuration


Use this option (when available) for additional Video input/output configuration settings for your camera source.


Camera source properties - device configuration options


The options available under this section may vary depending on the camera source.


Video Output

Shows additional video output properties specific to your camera source. The framerate, color space and output resolution can often be seen here.


Default video output window under Device Configuration


Video Input

Shows additional video input properties specific to your camera source. Use these settings to adjust brightness, contrast, etc.


Default video input window under Device Configuration


Force Deinterlace

Forces the conversion of interlaced video to a progressive scan image


Enable HDR

Enables the High Dynamic Range (HDR) effect for your camera source.



Use Low Power mode


Allows XSplit Broadcaster to suspend the camera’s processing when the source is hidden or not in the active scene


Use Low power mode checked in the Camera/Capture Card source properties

Updated on: 11/08/2022

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