Digital booths
Show digiCamControl live view on a local operator tablet
Use the web interface to check framing from another device on the booth network.
digiCamControl’s web interface can expose a live-view frame and capture command to a browser on the local network. Use it as an operator preview after checking network access; it is a remote-control surface, so keep it off untrusted networks.
Enable the web server
In digiCamControl Settings, enable its Webserver and note the computer’s local IP address. Start camera live view in the desktop program. The documented examples use port 5513 and a localhost address; another device must use the workstation’s local address instead.
Evidence: Official product documentation
Open the preview
On an operator tablet connected to the same trusted network, open the documented live-view image path in a browser. Refresh after a framing change and verify that the image updates while live view remains active. The guide also lists capture and image-preview routes, so restrict use to the operator.
Evidence: Official product documentation
Check access boundaries
Test that a guest device cannot reach the control page if guests share the Wi-Fi. digiCamControl has a separate public-access option documented in Settings; keep it disabled unless a deliberate remote-access plan is in place. A browser preview is for framing and does not prove the original capture file has transferred.
Evidence: Official product documentation
Sources & further reading
Sources for the specific facts and product descriptions above. Our worked examples, interpretations and practical suggestions are original editorial guidance.
- digiCamControl User Guide — Web InterfaceOfficial product documentation