Complete these checks on the computer physically connected to the Tiny SE.
Open OSC settings in OBSBOT Center, enable OSC, then enter the same protocol and port here.
127.0.0.1, and Receive Port to 16284. No send port is required.Center's OSC on/off control must be enabled; merely opening its OSC settings does not activate the server. The OSC host must match the address selected with Center's Host picker. Use 127.0.0.1 only when Center binds loopback; otherwise select this computer's Ethernet or Wi-Fi IPv4 address and enter it here. No send port is required. Start with camera index 0.
This test nudges the camera right, stops it, then returns it to center.
The Tiny SE will move when the test starts.
0 unless multiple OBSBOT cameras are connected.The local link is useful for testing. Start a public link when the remote player is ready to join.
Use the private route when the player can join your tailnet; it can connect peer to peer. Public Funnel works without a player install but adds a relay.
Run this command in a second terminal, then paste the resulting HTTPS address above.
?token=.Review the live checks before handing camera control to your player.
This sends stop and locks player controls. Unlock them from the Host panel afterward.