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OnAir Monitor is a lightweight Windows system tray application that automatically detects active meetings (e.g., Zoom, Teams) and monitors camera and microphone usage.
https://github.com/t0mer/onair

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OnAir Monitor is a lightweight Windows system tray application that automatically detects active meetings (e.g., Zoom, Teams) and monitors camera and microphone usage.

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# OnAir

**OnAir** is a lightweight Windows desktop application that monitors your active meetings (e.g., Zoom, Microsoft Teams) and camera activity. Based on your current status, it sends HTTP notifications to a WLED device—triggering visual presets that you can configure for different scenarios.

## Features

- **Active Meeting Detection:**
Automatically detects when you are in an active meeting by scanning for running processes (Zoom/Teams) and inspecting window titles for keywords like "Meeting" or "Call."

- **Device Monitoring:**
Checks you are currently in a meeting (Teams and Zoom are the only supported applications at the moment). It also checks if the Camera is in use.

- **HTTP Notifications:**
Sends HTTP GET requests on startup and shutdown, and sends HTTP POST requests with a JSON payload when the monitored status changes and changes
the color of the "On Air" sgin.

- **Configurable Presets:**
Change the visual feedback on your WLED device based on your status using four preset values:
- **Preset 1:** Active meeting with camera in use.
- **Preset 2:** Active meeting without camera in use.
- **Preset 5:** No active meeting, but camera in use.
- **Preset 3:** No meeting and no camera usage.

- **System Tray Integration:**
Runs in the background with a tray icon and context menu to start/stop monitoring or exit the application.

## Requirements

- **Windows OS**
- **.NET Framework / .NET (version used to build the application)**
- **WLED Device** (an ESP8266/ESP32 flashed with the [WLED firmware](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED))
- NuGet packages:
- AForge.Video
- AForge.Video.DirectShow
- NAudio
- System.Configuration (if needed)

## Installation

1. **Install and Configure on you esp32/esp8266 module**

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0967acd1-1a92-423c-a835-a51deebda3a0

3. **Download the zip file with the application files:** [OnAir.zip](https://github.com/t0mer/OnAir/raw/refs/heads/main/OnAir.zip)

4. **Exctract the files from the downloaded zip** and edit OnAir.exe.config file**
```xml














```

* Under Post and Get URLs, insert the wled device ip.
* Update the values of the presets from the WLED configuration:
* ActiveMeetingWithCameraPreset
* ActiveMeetingWithoutCameraPreset
* NoMeetingWithCameraPreset
* NoMeetingWithoutCameraPreset
* Set the camera hardware id. you can get the value from the device manager

![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/adbb19dc-c162-4794-ae9a-1bd8e402a605)

The Hardware id is the part that starts with "VID" and ends with the "PID" value.
In the example, the hadware id will be: "VID_5986&PID_2113".
Remember to replace the **&** with **&** due to the xml config file limitations.

Save the file and start the application.

### Start the application with windows startup
To start the application with windows start up, click on Winkey + R and insert the following command: **shell:startup**

![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fedec3e0-54c6-42d7-863c-b66fa00449da)

Then create a shortcut to the application executable file and place it in the startup folder.