Camera Loop
One camera at a time, live, changing to the next one every few seconds. One tile can watch every angle while you do something else.
Cameras are added to the boat once, in the Setup app: see Cameras.
Add it
In edit mode, tap Add Content, open the media tab and choose Camera Loop. It needs at least 6 by 5 cells.
Read it
- The picture fills the tile, with the sound off. The camera's name is in the top left corner.
- The bar along the bottom fills until the next camera.
- A spinner shows while the next camera connects.
- Offline — and the camera's name: that camera is not giving a picture. It keeps its turn, then the loop moves on.
While the widget is on screen, Zora keeps its cameras connected, so the change to the next one is quick. When Zora is in the background the loop stops, and it starts the same camera again when you return. With no cameras chosen, the widget reads No cameras configured.
Pause and go on
Tap the picture to stop on the camera showing. · paused appears beside its name, the bar stops, and the picture stays live. Tap again to go on with the same camera.
Settings
In edit mode, open the widget's settings (see Widget settings). The Camera Loop sheet opens.
- Widget title: the title above the picture, if you want one.
- Add camera: pick a camera to add it. The list under Cameras (rotation order) is the order the loop follows. Use the arrows to move a camera and ✕ to remove it.
- Rotation interval: how long each camera shows, from 3 to 30 seconds. It starts at 5.
- Tap Apply, or Cancel to leave the widget as it was.
Related
- Video Camera: one camera, live, on its own tile.
- Camera Matrix: up to nine cameras at once, as stills.

