USB Camera is an application designed to connect and utilize external USB cameras with your Android device. It enables users to stream and record video directly from an external camera, bypassing the device's built-in camera. The app supports various USB camera models and features such as video recording, live streaming, and still image capture. To operate it, you need a compatible USB OTG (On-The-Go) cable to connect the camera to your device.

While USB Camera supports many Android devices, compatibility should be checked before installation. The device must support USB OTG functionality, allowing external devices to connect, and should run on Android 4.3 or higher. Devices meeting these requirements can typically use USB Camera effectively.

USB Camera provides several features suitable for connecting external cameras to Android devices, including high-quality video recording, live streaming, still image capture, and support for various USB camera models. The app allows users to adjust video resolution and frame rates to customize their recording experience.

Although USB Camera offers strong functionality, some limitations exist. Its performance depends on the specifications of the connected USB camera and the processing power of the Android device. Compatibility issues may arise with certain camera models. Additionally, recording quality can be affected by the USB connection and storage space available on the device.

If you experience problems using USB Camera, you can try several troubleshooting steps. Ensure your device supports USB OTG and operates on Android 4.3 or higher. Verify that the USB cable is working properly and securely connected. Restarting your device and the app can fix minor glitches. For persistent problems, consult the app's support resources or forums for device-specific solutions.