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With TrueConf software solutions, you can run high quality video calls<\/a> and video call meetings<\/a>\u00a0(from HD to UltraHD 4K<\/a>). This article will help you pick a camera and a capture card for these purposes and tackle problems related to these devices.<\/p>\n

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First, you need to consider what kind of video conferences<\/a> you are going to hold using a camera. FullHD webcams are suitable for video calls<\/a>, camcorders or PTZ cameras<\/a> are perfect for symmetric video conferences<\/a>, while PTZ cameras or professional digital cameras (HDV) prove to be indispensable for role-based video conferences<\/a> or conference calls.<\/p>\n

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Before using the client application, make sure that your operating system and graphics card driver is up to date. Please note that we recommend downloading the drivers from the manufacturer’s official website (Intel<\/a>, Nvidia<\/a>, AMD<\/a>).<\/p>\n

It is also recommended to make sure that your camera drivers are up to date, even if your camera can be found and operates properly. In many cases, default camera drivers provide only basic functionality, while advanced features such as 4K and 60 fps video capture operate correctly only after installing the proper driver. In addition, you should pay attention to the connection interface. For example, cameras with USB 3.0 connection interface will not work correctly, or will not work at all if you connect them to USB 2.0 port.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The most important camera features are as follows:<\/h2>\n