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For Yoosee cameras that support physical rotation, the PC client features a virtual joystick interface. Click on a live feed to reveal the PTZ control panel, allowing you to scan the room remotely using your PC mouse. Troubleshooting Common PC Connection Issues Camera Shows "Offline" on PC but Works on Phone
If the video stream freezes, right-click the video feed and change the stream quality from "HD" (High Definition) to "SD" (Standard Definition). This reduces bandwidth usage on weak networks.
There are two primary methods to link your camera to your portable computer. Choose the one that best fits your current setup. Method A: Linking via Your Yoosee Account (Recommended)
Open your laptop's folder and double-click the downloaded setup file.
Leave the password blank or type admin (local mode, good for local networks).
To get started, you need the dedicated software designed for Windows OS.
Log in using the same phone number or email address you used for the Yoosee phone app. Your cameras will automatically appear in the device list.
Getting your Yoosee system up and running on your computer is a straightforward process. The key is to first set up the camera using the mobile app, then link it to your PC.
How to Set Up and Use Yoosee Cameras on Your Windows PC or Laptop
Warning: This is highly model-dependent. If the browser page does not load, stick to Method 1 (Emulator) or Method 2 (ONVIF).
Click download to save the .exe installation file to your laptop. Step 2: Install CMSClient on Windows