1. By using Gesture Control.
2. By using the OBSBOT Center software.
3. By using the Elgato Stream Deck.
4. By using the OBSBOT Meet Remote Control.
* OBSBOT Meet Remote Control needs to be purchased separately.
Yes. Meet Flip complies with the standard UVC protocol for plug-and-play video functionality on Linux. However, the proprietary OBSBOT Center software is not available on Linux operating systems.
No. Meet Flip doesn't support Windows Hello.
Meet Flip offers a broad FOV of 79.1° (4:3) and 72° (16:9). This wider FOV helps capture more of your surroundings and keep everyone comfortably in frame.
For stable mounting, it is advisable to use Meet Flip on laptop or monitor screens with a thickness not exceeding 20.5 mm. To ease cable plugging, it is recommended to keep the opening angle of the built-in stand within 77°.
Yes. Meet Flip is furnished with Phase Detection Auto Focus (PDAF) technology, which maintains consistent sharpness even when the subject is in motion.
Yes. Meet Flip supports saving up to 3 custom framing presets in advance. Each preset allows independent adjustment of image parameters, streamlining your workflow effectively.
Yes. Meet Flip supports AI Auto Framing.
In Landscape and Upside-Down Mode, Meet Flip offers Group Mode, Close-up, and Upper Body options.
In Portrait Mode, Meet Flip offers Group Mode, Upper Body, and Full Body options.
Meet Flip is compatible with major video conferencing and streaming platforms, including Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, OBS Studio, etc.
Yes. This compatibility enables you to live-stream your gameplay, chat with teammates in real time, or record highlight moments.
No. Meet Flip is not compatible with the OBSBOT Vox SE. However, you can use external microphones connected to your computer to achieve both wired and wireless audio capturing.
