An OpenDartboard setup on your network scores darts with cameras. Enter its address and this app will read its throws exactly as it reads a Bluetooth board — in local play and online.
Not connected.
The port and path are added for you. Your browser will ask once for permission to reach devices on your local network — that prompt is this connection, and it has to be allowed for the scorer to work.
The player who creates the challenge picks the format - whoever joins gets the same one automatically.
Try your camera and mic here first, without starting a match or bothering an opponent. Whichever camera you pick is remembered and used when you turn the camera on in a game.
Filled in automatically - the signaling server runs on this same address, so there's normally nothing to change here. Clear the box to go back to the automatic value. Only set this by hand if you're deliberately using a signaling server somewhere else.