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It's a smart TV, but lacks a utility for automatically powering it on and off on a schedule. I purchased some cheap smart home IR blaste. I've been asked to automate the powering on and off of a TV in our lobby that is used to display some digital signage.

What would you do to turn a TV on and off on a schedule? Hardware.

Is there any working Bluetooth or Wireless webcam that would be easily recognised by any Mac without the need of USB? If not, this would make someone lots of $$$! We want to avoid start having to connect USB just for the camera. We love Airplay because there are no cables required. The goal would be to have a camera sitting on the top of the big screen TV and when we do Airplay, we could also select the external camera instead of the inbuilt one. On top of that, you need to take the Airplay Mac from someone's hands, somewhere they can't reach if they need to. That's tricky, the inbuilt iSight is not made for that - not good in low light, and bad angle. The problem is that we need to position the AirPlay Mac in a way so everyone in the conference is visible on the camera.

We are already using AirPlay to a big screen TV to do video conferencing. Macs support external USB cameras but the goal is to find a wireless solution.

I am looking for na iSight alternative, that would be recognised by the system in Facetime etc.

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