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Stephen Heywood at PTZ Optics did a nice video showing how to use a browser to turn on/off autotracking in the new PTZ Optics Move 4K cameras. Here's the video if you're interested: https://youtu.be/NfC4SNu-t20 Seems like that would be "easy" to use a vMix Script to do the same. I gave it a try or two but came up way short. Any ideas? - Tom
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Originally Posted by: sinc747  Stephen Heywood at PTZ Optics did a nice video showing how to use a browser to turn on/off autotracking in the new PTZ Optics Move 4K cameras. Here's the video if you're interested: https://youtu.be/NfC4SNu-t20 Seems like that would be "easy" to use a vMix Script to do the same. I gave it a try or two but came up way short. Any ideas? - Tom Have you checked if the shown HTTP commands work directly from a browser ? if so a HttpWebRequest from within a script should work too
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