Ever jumped into a Zoom call only to find your NexiGo webcam lagging like it’s stuck in slow motion? Or maybe you’re recording in OBS and the video suddenly gets choppy and sluggish. Here is how to fix the nexigo webcam lagging issue in minutes.

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Adjust the Webcam Settings

Most webcams come with default settings, but tweaking them can fix lag and boost video quality. For example, high resolution looks sharp but demands more from your system. If your NexiGo is set to 1080p and lags, lowering it may help.

Here’s what to adjust in your app (Zoom, OBS, or NexiGo software):

• Resolution: Set to 720p or lower. You’ll lose a bit of sharpness, but it’ll run smoother.
• FPS: Stick to 30 fps. Many systems can’t handle 60 fps without stuttering.
• Video Format: Use “MJPEG” to reduce system load and prevent glitches.

These changes often fix webcam lag—and might even improve overall video quality. If not, try combining them with other solutions.

Check your internet speed

Don’t underestimate your internet speed—it plays a huge role in webcam performance. Even with perfect settings, slow internet causes lag and glitchy video.

For smooth video, your upload speed should be at least 3–5 Mbps. Run a quick speed test to check.

If it’s slow, try this:

• Restart your router – a simple reset often improves speed.
• Reduce connected devices – fewer users = better bandwidth for your stream.
• Upgrade your plan if needed, especially for regular video calls or streaming.

Slow internet = slow video. Fix the speed, fix the lag.

Update Your Nexigo Webcam Driver

Even though Nexigo webcams are plug-and-play, outdated drivers can still cause lag or detection issues. Here’s how to update them:

1. Open Device Manager via the Start menu.
2. Find your webcam under Cameras or Imaging Devices.
3. Right-click it and select Update driver.
4. Choose Search automatically for updated driver software.
5. If Windows finds an update, it installs it for you.
6. Restart your PC once it’s done.

Now reopen Zoom, OBS, or whatever app you’re using—and check if the lag’s gone.

Update Your Operating System

Sometimes, the lag isn’t your webcam’s fault—it’s your operating system.

If your OS is outdated or incompatible with the NexiGo webcam, it can seriously slow things down.

Here’s how to fix it:

• Check your current OS version
  Go to your system settings and find out what version you’re running.
• Compare it to NexiGo’s requirements
  You’ll usually find these in the user manual or on NexiGo’s official website.
• Update if needed
  If your OS is behind, head to Settings > Updates and install any available system updates.
• Restart your PC
  Once the update is complete, reboot your computer.

Then test your webcam again—chances are it’ll run smoother.

Pro Tip: Keeping your system up to date isn’t just good for your webcam—it improves stability, security, and performance overall.

Is your Nexigo webcam also not detected?

If the Nexigo won’t connect, don’t worry, be happy, because we have a guide to fix that issue!

Final Thoughts

Hopefully, these tips helped you resolve the webcam lag on your Nexigo. From checking your internet speed to tweaking settings and updating drivers, each tip can help you get rid of the lag problem. Also, remember, it’s a combo of little fixes that does the trick.

And don`t be too shy to contact us if any further problems occur!