> 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

How to use cameras not listed in this section.

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)