GTK+ UVC Viewer is an open source software used to display, record, and take snapshots from USB video devices. It provides a simple graphical interface to control UVC compliant webcams, camcorders, or other video input devices. Useful for testing and monitoring video input streams.
GTK+ UVC Viewer is an open-source program that allows users to view, record, and take snapshots from USB Video Class (UVC) compliant video input devices such as webcams, camcorders, capture cards, and more. It provides a straightforward graphical interface to control exposure, contrast, hue, saturation, sharpness, and other parameters for UVC devices.
As a GTK+ based application, GTK+ UVC Viewer integrates seamlessly into GNOME or XFCE desktop environments common on Linux distributions and runs on major platforms including Windows, macOS, and BSDs. It supports video formats like MJPEG, H.264, and YUYV natively through v4l2loopback and can interface with a wide variety of UVC hardware.
Some key features include:
Overall, GTK+ UVC Viewer delivers an easy way to test, configure and capture video streams on Linux platforms where dedicated media software may be overkill. Its active development makes it a good choice over retired alternatives like Luvcview or Guvcview.