Chameye 4K PTZ Camera AI Auto-Tracking, 20x Optical Zoom, HDMI USB3.0 LAN PoE IP Live Streaming, TF Card Recording, 4K Conference Room Camera Work with Zoom Teams Vmix OBS, CH420
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- 4K AI Tracking PTZ CameraChameye 4K PTZ Conference Camera with 1/2.5-inch 8.51MP CMOS sensor, delivers stunning 4K@30fps video output via HDMI and USB3.0 (Ensure your monitor supports 4K), every frame is sharp and true to life. Ideal for video conference, church worship, live services, education, broadcast and various live events. (Tips: No NDI license, If needed, please contact our technical support to update)
- Enjoy Risk-free ShoppingChameye provides a 30-day no-reason return & refund, 3-year limited warranty( include the first year official warranty of free replacement for quality-related issues), and free lifetime professional online support. Our support team guarantees response within 24 hours, offering quick setup guidance and remote assistance for efficient problem resolution.
- AI Tracking Conference Room CameraSupports sensitive body tracking and automatic framingnever miss a moment. Simply press F3 on the remote control to turn AI tracking on and F4 to turn it off (the speed can be adjusted from 1 to 10). Advanced 2D and 3D noise reduction technology and a low-noise CMOS sensor reduce noise and optimize the image in real time.
- IP/LAN/HDMI/USB3.0 Live StreamingSupports HDMI, USB3.0, LAN/IP streaming, HDMI/USB output up to 4KP30 and IP Streaming up tp 1080P30. PoE function (power, control, and streaming via a single network cable). It supports protocols including SRT, RTSP, RTMP, and VISCA, along with H.264/H.265 video encodingensuring fluent, clear motion video even under low-bandwidth conditions.
- PTZ Camera 4K 20X Optical Zoom20X optical zoom + 16X digital zoom with fast auto-focus ensures crystal-clear details even at long distances. With 355 pan and 120 tilt ranges, making precision movement for capturing different angle. Seamlessly works with PTZ controller, video mixers, vMix/OBS, Zoom, Teams, and other mainstream live streaming & conferencing software.
- USB3.0 Plug and PlaySupports TF card storage for video recording (NOT include a TF card). USB 2.0 supports the connection of omnidirectional microphone, mainly used in conference scenarios, to achieve simultaneous output of audio and video. Simply compatible with most video conferencing like Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, ect.
- Easy PTZ Control & Preset PositionsSupports 10 preset positions (IR remote only) with PTZ speed adjustable 1-16. By accessing the camera's IP through a browser (Tips: To view the camera IP: Press MENUSETUPIP Addr), you can preview, control camera , and parameter adjustmentno complex software required for beginners. Comes with reliable mounts for ceiling and wall mounting.
- Broad CompatibilityChameye 4K conference room camera seamlessly works with Windows (XP-11), Mac OS (10.4+), and mainstream software: Zoom, Teams, WebEx, vMix, OBS, GoToMeeting. Supports VISCA/PELCO P/D protocols and BlackMagic Design gear for multi-camera YouTube/Facebook live production.
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Chameye is a technology brand specializing in intelligent video and audio solutions for professional communication. We design high-performance PTZ cameras and AV systems for conferencing, broadcasting, education, and live production. Driven by practical innovation and customer needs, we deliver reliable and cost-effective solutions trusted by global users and system integrators. Chameye CH420 4K PTZ Camera – supports 4K/30FPS UHD images, 20x optical zoom, and AI auto-tracking, and precisely adapts to professional requirements in various scenarios, such as video conferencing, telemedicine, education and church activities. 4KP30 CH420 4KP30 Cam & Mic CB101 4KP30 C420T 4K 60FPS NDI C520 FHD NDI Cam & Controller Does the CH420 support AI auto-tracking? Yes, it features Single-Target AI Tracking. Simply press F3 on the remote to enable and F4 to disable AI. (Need advanced Custom AI Settings or Different AI Tracking Mode? Check out our premium C420T, C520, or C720N series.) How do I find the camera's IP address? Connect via HDMI and use the remote: Menu > Setup > IP Addr. Does this camera support PoE? Why isn’t my PoE injector working? Yes, the camera supports 802.3af PoE. Some standalone PoE injectors are not compatible or cannot provide stable power. We recommend using a standard PoE switch (e.g., TP-Link) instead. Does the camera support video recording? Yes, via SD/TF card (not included). 1. Format your card (FAT32 for ≤32GB; exFAT for ≥64GB). 2. Insert the card into the camera. 3. Go to Menu > Setup > TF Rec to toggle recording. (Press F2 on the remote for quick audio/recording settings.) Can I record videos to the SD card while using USB 3.0? Local recording is dedicated to HDMI and Ethernet (IP) modes. Connecting a USB 3.0 cable will automatically prioritize PC streaming and disable SD recording. To resume local recording, simply disconnect the USB cable and restart the camera.
Brand: Chameye
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Video Capture Resolution: 4K
Maximum Focal Length: 11 centimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f_stop
Flash Memory Type: SD
Video Capture Format: MP4
Supported Audio Format: AAC, PCM
Screen Size: 1 inches
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, USB3.0, LAN/POE
Sensor Type: CMOS
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, USB3.0, LAN/POE
Color: Jet Black
Special Feature: 20x Optical Zoom, 4K, HDMI, PoE, USB3.0
Photo Sensor Size: 1/2.5-inch
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Image stabilization: Optical
Form Factor: Shoulder-Mounted/Fixed-Mount
Style Name: 4K PTZ Camera 20X
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 13"D x 10"W x 10.5"H
Maximum Focal Length: 11 centimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f_stop
Minimum Focal Length: 5.5 millimeters
Lens Type: Zoom
Minimum Aperture: 1.6 f_stop
Focus Type: Auto Focus
Screen Size: 1 inches
Viewing Angle: 60 degrees
Display Resolution Maximum: UHD pixels
Flash Memory Type: SD
Flash Memory Speed Class: C10
Flash Memory Video Speed Class: V60
Optical Zoom: 20 x
Digital Zoom: 16 x
Zoom: Optical
Brand: Chameye
Model Number: CH420
Camcorder Type: Video Camera
Model Name: CH420
Built-In Media: Chameye CH420 4K PTZ Camera, IR Remote Controller, USB3.0 Cable, LAN Cable, Wall Mount/Ceiling Mount Bracket, Power Adapter, User Manual, Control port terminal box.
Antenna Location: Video Conferencing, Church live service, House of worship, Educational Recording , Educational Broadcasting , Teaching Broadcast, Conference room camera, Esports Broadcast, Events live streaming etc.
Manufacturer: Chameye
UPC: 735530570333
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Video Resolution: 4K
Video Capture Format: MP4
Effective Still Resolution: 8.51 mp
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Image Aspect Ratio: 169
White Balance Settings: Auto
File Format: MP4
Exposure Control Type: Automatic
Effective Video Resolution: 3840 pixels
Supported Audio Format: AAC, PCM
Compatible Devices: Devices with HDMI, USB, IP/LAN connectivity, video mixer switchers, PTZ Camera controllers, Smart TV, Personal Computer and vMix/OBS or other live video streaming software.
Upper Temperature Rating: 60 °F
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2026 by MIGUEL QUILES
Color: Matte Black
We picked this up to upgrade a mid-size conference room that had been limping along on a laptop webcam, and overall it's been a real step up. For the price, it punches above its weight, but a couple of rough edges keep it just shy of five stars. The image quality is the standout. The 4K sensor produces a crisp, clean picture that makes a noticeable difference on calls — faces are clear, text on a whiteboard is legible, and the color looks natural rather than washed out or oversaturated under typical office lighting. The PTZ (pan/tilt/zoom) function is genuinely useful in a room setting: being able to pan across the table, tilt to frame people properly, and zoom in without the image turning to mush means everyone in the room actually gets seen, not just whoever's sitting dead center. The wide field of view covers our table well, and presets for snapping back to a framed shot are handy once they're set up. Setup was mostly painless on the hardware side — it mounted cleanly, connected without much fuss, and was recognized by our usual conferencing software (Zoom and Teams in our case) without needing exotic drivers. The build feels solid and reasonably professional rather than toy-like, and the integrated microphone is a nice all-in-one touch that cut down on cable clutter. Here's what keeps it at four stars. First, the companion software/remote controls feel clunky and unintuitive — dialing in presets and fine-tuning the PTZ movement took more trial and error than it should have, and the interface isn't especially polished. Once it's configured it's fine, but the initial setup of those finer controls was more fiddly than I'd like. Second, the built-in microphone is decent for a smaller group clustered near the unit, but its pickup range is just okay — people at the far end of a larger table came through noticeably quieter, so for a bigger room you may still want a dedicated mic or an expansion unit. It's good, not great, on audio. Four stars feels right: the camera itself is excellent where it counts — image quality, coverage, and PTZ flexibility — and it's a strong value for outfitting a conference room. The clunky software and merely adequate mic range are the things holding it back from a flawless recommend. If your room is small-to-mid size and you're comfortable spending a little time dialing in the settings, this is an easy buy. Larger rooms should plan to supplement the audio.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2026 by Maraisa
Color: Matte Black
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Aaron S.
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