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. On Roku, every camera shows its latest snapshot.
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. Back (Menu on Apple TV) 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. If the sidebar is hidden, press Back (Menu on Apple 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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