Use Auto-Cycle
Every camera full screen, one at a time — the TV switches for you. Auto-Cycle is available when you have two or more cameras. Wired cameras play live; battery cameras show their latest snapshot to save power.
Start it.
From the camera grid, select the play button in the sidebar.
Drive it from the remote.
Play/Pause pauses and resumes. The left and right arrows switch cameras. Menu exits back to the grid.
Open Settings → Auto-Cycle to tune it.
In Video Wall, open Settings from the left sidebar and select Auto-Cycle. One screen holds both controls: Time on each camera at the top, and Cameras in Auto-Cycle below it.
Set how long each camera stays up.
Select Minutes or Seconds and pick a value from the list — the check marks the one in use. Each camera holds the screen that long. 10 seconds by default.
Choose which cameras join.
Under Cameras in Auto-Cycle, highlight a camera and press Select to check or uncheck it. A check means it’s in the rotation; unchecked cameras are skipped. Here Right Side Camera has been unchecked, so Auto-Cycle passes over it:
New cameras join automatically, and offline cameras are skipped until they’re back. Unchecking here only affects Auto-Cycle — the camera stays on your grid. With one camera the play button stays hidden, since there’s nothing to cycle through. On Apple TV, Auto-Cycle needs app version 1.7.2 or later; if the sidebar is hidden, press Menu (Back on Fire TV and Google TV) to bring it back.
In the web app: Settings → Wall → auto-cycle — or turn on Start in auto-cycle. Pause and resume from the wall.
Still stuck? Tell us which TV and camera you’re on — we usually reply within a day.
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