Guide
Sikocam on a Second Phone or Tablet: What Carries Over
What moves with you when you run Sikocam on a second phone or tablet, and what you set up again by hand.
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A second device is the natural upgrade for regular presenters: a tablet as the call screen, a spare phone as the streaming device. This guide explains what follows you and what does not, from the bench behind siko cam.
What carries over
Your license key is the portable part: it identifies your activation, so keep it backed up as our backup guide describes. Your source library carries over the manual way, by copying the same named files to the second device, which also keeps both setups identical without any sync magic to go wrong.
What you set up again
Settings are per device: output level, schedule times and audio choices need a few minutes on the new screen, and framing deserves a fresh preview because tablet and phone crops differ. Redo the privacy choices too; our privacy settings guide is the checklist we use.
Sensible two device routines
Give each device a job: phone for calls at the desk, tablet for classes or the shop counter. Keep both on the same library so a feed updated in one place is updated in both, and test each device in its real app before its first real session.
Quick Answers
Can I use Sikocam on two devices?
Your key and library are portable: install on the second device, enter the key, copy your sources, and set the per device settings.
Do settings sync between devices?
No automatic sync is promised, so treat settings as per device and keep a short settings note with your backup.
Is a tablet good for Sikocam?
Yes. The bigger preview makes framing easier, and a tablet works well as a dedicated presenting device.
Should both devices use the same sources?
Yes, identical libraries keep your presentation consistent and make troubleshooting twice as easy.