About this software
TSWebCam redirects local webcams and DirectShow devices into Windows remote desktop and Citrix sessions. The product installs as separate server and client packages; the server registers a user-mode camera driver so remote applications can detect the redirected camera. It uses virtual channel tunneling and supports configurable resolution and compression to fit network bandwidth. Licensing is applied per remote server with perpetual activation. Downloads, release notes and a usage guide are available from the publisher.
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Benefits
- Remote webcam redirection: Redirects local webcams into remote desktop and Citrix sessions for application use…
- DirectShow compatibility: Supports DirectShow devices including capture cards and USB webcams…
- Server and client packages: Installs a server component on hosts and a client on endpoints…
- Driverless server registration: Registers as a user-mode camera driver without kernel drivers on server…
- Configurable streaming settings: Allows custom resolution and compression to control bandwidth and latency…
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation and downloads: Usage guide, release notes and installers are available on the publisher downloads page…
- Technical support portal: Open a ticket or chat through the publisher support portal for technical assistance…
- Remote support option: Publisher offers remote support and TeamViewer downloads for troubleshooting when needed…
- Release notes and changelog: Release history and changelogs are published on the downloads page for each version…
- License management: Per-server licensing details and trial license extension requests are handled through the publisher site…
Frequently asked questions
What is TerminalWorks TSWebCam?
TerminalWorks TSWebCam is software that provides webcam access inside remote desktop and terminal server sessions by redirecting local camera streams to applications running remotely.
How does TSWebCam enable webcams in remote sessions?
It redirects local camera video streams over the remote connection so applications in the remote session detect and use the webcam as if connected locally.
How is webcam access secured and controlled?
Control uses user authentication and administrative policies; secure remote transport and endpoint security reduce risk. Apply access controls and restrict device redirection per policy.
Can TSWebCam be deployed and managed centrally?
IT teams typically deploy and configure such webcam-redirection solutions centrally using standard management tools, group policies, or server configuration workflows for terminal environments.
What troubleshooting steps resolve webcam issues in remote sessions?
Verify local camera drivers and permissions, confirm device redirection is enabled, check network bandwidth and latency, and review remote-session and server logs for errors.