====== Settings ======

===== General Information =====

== Title ==
The Title entered here will be displayed in the top left of all recorded videos.

===== Eos Console =====

==IP Address==
The IP Address of your Eos Console (this can be found in **Device > Network**)
==TCP Port==
The TCP Server Port in **System > Show Control** 
==Use Console Time==
If set, CueCam will use the time from your EOS Console. To enable this you must enable Time Service in **Device > Network** (this is not available on ETCnomad)

===== Automatic Cue Snaps =====

If enabled, CueCam will save a single still photo (Cue Snap) of each completed cue when it reaches 100%

===== Cue Elapsed Timer =====

If enabled, CueCam will display a running timer above the cue showing how long has elapsed since the last cue fired. The timer resets to 0:00 when a new cue fires.

===== Recording Settings =====

== Record Clean Video ==

If enabled, CueCam will record a second (clean) video without any overlays, saving both the annotated and clean versions. This is ideal for archival purposes.

===== Upload =====

You can enable CueCam to upload to Dropbox, tap the **Dropbox** option to connect to your Dropbox account and thereafter all CueCam Video Recordings (including Clean recordings if enabled) and Cue Snaps will be uploaded to /Apps/CueCam in your Dropbox automatically.

===== OSC Commands =====

You can enable or disable OSC control as required. You can find the full list of supported [[OSC Commands]] here.

===== RTSP Streaming =====

CueCam generates two [[RTSP Streams]] when enabled, for more information see [[RTSP Streams]]

== Enable RTSP Server ==

If disabled, the RTSP server will not run. 

<WRAP admonition tip>
We strongly recommend disabling the RTSP server if not in use, especially on older devices. Enabling RTSP uses considerably more device CPU and, therefore, battery. So turn it off if not in use.
</WRAP>

== Enable Overlay == 

When enabled, the same overlays that are visible on the application and recorded onto the video are included in the RTSP feed. When disabled, a clean feed is sent which may be useful for show relay purposes.