SHARE2

On the SHARE2/SHARE2U, since there is no AEC, the USB audio device is not detected as a speakerphone device, but as a digital audio input and speaker. This way the AEC of the soft codec, like Zoom or Teams will be enabled. An external DSP with AEC can also be used.

We support VGA, component and composite video on each of our analog capture devices.

If your device has a VGA input, you must use a VGA to component adapter in order to capture your component source. If your device has a DVI input, you must use a DVI to component adapter in order to capture your component source. You can capture composite video if you use the green connection of the same adapter.

Note that the DVIUSB product does not support analog video.

Yes. All of our devices are supported by the ClickShare. ClickShare will capture video from our devices at 720p@30fps using MJPEG compression. Here are some details you might be interested.

For all our devices use USB 2.0 cables and extenders to ensure the use of MJPEG.

For SHARE2 and SHARE2U:

• You can plug the devices to any USB ports on the ClickShare device.
• The SHARE2 and SHARE2U can be used as an Audio Bridge to join microphone/speaker.
• To enable 720p set the DIP switch #1 to ON under the device

For CAM300:

• You can plug the devices to any USB ports on the ClickShare device.
• You cannot use the CAM300 as a speakerphone. Only video capture is available.
• To enable 720p set the DIP switch #1 to ON under the device

For 4KXUSB3 & 4KX-PLUS:

• You must plug the device to the USB-C port on the ClickShare device.
• You can use the 4KXUSB3 as an Audio Bridge to join the microphone/speaker.

For 4K2USB3, HD2USB3 and SDI2USB3:

• You must plug the device to the USB-C port on the ClickShare device.
• You cannot use the devices as a speakerphone. Only video capture is available.

Yes. All of our devices are supported by the Kramer Connect2. Our devices can be used as a CAM300 inside Zoom and Teams apps.

*Slight detail for SHARE2U, SHARE2 and CAM300300, in order to use with Teams, make sure DIPSW#1 is ON to enable 720p video capture.

Yes, these modules are available under the Support – Software tools section of our website.

HDMI is electrically compatible with the CEA-861 signals used by digital visual interface (DVI), no signal conversion is necessary, nor is there a loss of video quality when a DVI-to-HDMI adapter is used. Even if both DVI and HDMI are electrically compatible, the content of these standards are different. The INOGENI converter decodes both DVI and HDMI content. You only need to connect a simple adapter to grab HDMI content.

Yes, it does. Devices like an Apple TV, Chromecast or Fire TV encrypt their video output and the INOGENI dongle cannot decode from them. Most of Blu-ray players encrypt their output even if the content is not HDCP-compliant.

We designed an application in order to control SHARE2/2U or CAM series devices using the USB or LAN interface. You can get the INOGENI Control App in the Support – Software tools section of this website.

See below for audio routing

Below the device, there are switches. You need to turn on SW1 and power cycle the unit in order to make it work with GoToMeeting.

This switch allows you to support multiple video formats over USB like 720p and 1080p. When this switch is off, 1080p is the only format supported and GoToMeeting/Webex/StarLeaf does not seem to support 1080p. GoToMeeting/Webex/StarLeaf* supports 720p. The SW1 in OFF position is the default mode. We did that in order to have maximum quality over video conferencing softwares.

* Using StarLeaf, you will need to have access to the switches below the device. Set SW1 to the ON position, power-cycle the unit and close / reopen StarLeaf software in order for changes to take effect.

Using StarLeaf, you will need to have access to the switches below the device. Set SW1 to the ON position, power-cycle the unit and close / reopen StarLeaf software in order for changes to take effect.

Yes, the SHARE2 and all INOGENI converters are compatible with this software.

Here is a list of recommended USB audio devices:

Shure X2U: XLR-to-USB converter for a XLR mic

You need to upgrade your firmware to a version >= 5.5 in order to solve this issue.

Please use the INOGENI Control App tool available on this website with the appropriate release package.

The Windows 10 April 2018 update introduced the Camera privacy settings, which can turn off access of softwares to cameras and microphones. In order to enable this feature, you must turn it on. Click Start and then search for Camera Privacy Settings. Then turn on the Allow apps to access your camera.

You can turn on your microphone by clicking Microphone on the left pane of the window and then click on Allow apps to access your microphone.

As you may know, minimal image doesn’t include UVC/UAC driver. You have to manually specify which drivers to include inside your custom image. You need to add the following files inside the image in order to make the INOGENI product work.

WinEmb-INF-hdaudss
WinEmb-INF-wdmaudio
WinEmb-INF-usbvideo
WinEmb-INF-image
WinEmb-INF-ks
WinEmb-INF-kscaptur
WinEmb-INF-ksfilter

You can use our HID Software Kit available in the Software upgrade page in order to access the HID device of the INOGENI product. You will then have access to INOGENI product internal registers and commands. It will then be possible to do a firmware update, get firmware versions and also get the input format.

You can also have a look at the INOGEN Control App. This is a Qt C++ application.

You can install easily gstreamer using an ArchLinux distribution like Manjaro. The gstreamer source code is already in the official repositories of ArchLinux.

You can install gstreamer on Ubuntu, but it will be harder. You can do the following command lines to install gstreamer on your system.

sudo apt-get build-dep libgstreamer1.0-0 gstreamer1.0-plugins-base gstreamer1.0-plugins-good
mkdir -p ~/gst/master/prefix
cd ~/gst/master
for m in orc gstreamer gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-good ; do git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/$m ; done
mkdir ~/bin
ln -s /home//gst/master/gstreamer/scripts/gst-uninstalled /home//bin/gst-master

run the ~/bin/gst-master script to enter into the uninstalled environment

for m in orc gstreamer gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-good ; do cd $m && ./autogen.sh –prefix=/home//gst/master/prefix –disable-gtk-doc –disable-docbook –enable-introspection=no && make -j4 && cd.. ; done

Now you have an uninstalled build of gstreamer master and can run whatever pipeline you want when running the gst-master script.

In order to have an uninstalled with the 1.6 branch do the following.

cp -r ~/gst/master ~/gst/1.6
ln -s /home//gst/1.6/gstreamer/scripts/gst-uninstalled /home//bin/gst-1.6

Run the ~/bin/gst-1.6 script

for m in gstreamer gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-good ; do cd $m && git clean -dfx && git checkout 1.6 && git submodule update && cd .. ; done
cd orc
./autogen.sh –prefix=/home//gst/1.6/prefix –disable-gtk-doc –disable-docbook –enable-introspection=no
make clean
make -j4
cd ..
for m in gstreamer gst-plugins-base gst-plugins-good ; do cd $m && ./autogen.sh –prefix=/home//gst/1.6/prefix –disable-gtk-doc –disable-docbook –enable-introspection=no && make -j4 && cd.. ; done

That means the device is bricked and that you must install a driver in order to communicate with the INOGENI product again. You can use the INOGENI Control App in order to install Westbridge driver and reprogram the device completely. After the programming process, your device will be unbricked.

These applications are mirroring the video because Apple finds that more useful. Keep in mind that if you want to send your video content during a meeting, the video will appear correctly on your partner’s side.