> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.augelab.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.augelab.com/devices-and-communications/camera-usage/other-supported.md).

# Others

If your camera is not listed in this section, it may still work with AugeLab Studio—most cameras fall into one of the categories below.

## Quick decision guide

| What your camera provides            | Recommended in AugeLab Studio                                        |
| ------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Appears as a Windows webcam (UVC)    | [USB Cameras](/devices-and-communications/camera-usage/usb.md)       |
| An RTSP URL (H.264/H.265 stream)     | [IP Cameras (RTSP)](/devices-and-communications/camera-usage/ip.md)  |
| ONVIF discovery / profiles           | [IP Cameras (ONVIF)](/devices-and-communications/camera-usage/ip.md) |
| Vendor SDK / viewer app (industrial) | Vendor-specific block/plugin (see Basler/HikRobot/iRayple pages)     |

<details>

<summary>Common signs your camera is UVC</summary>

* It shows up in Windows camera settings and works in the built-in Camera app.
* It works in video conferencing apps without installing vendor SDKs.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Common signs your camera is RTSP</summary>

* The camera has a web UI with “Stream” settings (codec, bitrate, main/sub stream).
* The vendor documentation includes an RTSP URL pattern.
* You can preview it in VLC using “Open Network Stream”.

</details>

## Need us to confirm support?

Email `info@augelab.com` and include:

* Brand + exact model number
* Connection type (USB / GigE / RTSP / ONVIF)
* Vendor SDK/viewer name (if any) + version
* What you tried and what you see (screenshots are great)