&facing
Lets you specify either the front or rear facing camera as the default camera
Example:
&facing=rearValue | Description |
|---|---|
rear | environment | back | rear-facing camera |
front | user | front-facing camera |
The
&facing setting lets you specify either the front or rear facing camera as the default camera. Passing one of rear, environment, back, front, and user are required to specify whether to select back or front.
Example usage:https://vdo.ninja/?webcam&facing=rear
&facing takes priority over &videodevice, but it will fail to &videodevice or the default behaviour if the rear/front camera can't be selected automatically. If there are multiple rear or front cameras, it will use the first one. &videodevice=0 will disable the video outright.
Last modified 7mo ago