Features
Bodycam Stream-Proof Overlay: Keep ESP Off Capture
How Bodycam stream-proof overlay keeps player ESP and cue overlays on your display while excluding them from stream or capture output.
Bodycam stream-proof overlay matters when you use player ESP or cue overlays and also capture or stream. The goal is simple: keep information on your monitor while excluding those visuals from the output feed when the mode is enabled.
Where Stream-Proof Fits
Stream-proof is one of the seven modules alongside Bodycam ESP, aimbot, Bodycam recoil control, flashlight/noise cues, Cloud-DMA and AWS. Full module list: full Bodycam feature overview.
Pairing with Bodycam ESP
Most players enable stream-proof together with Bodycam ESP (player ESP with shake filter) and optional flashlight/noise cues. Deeper ESP notes: ESP guide and player ESP explained.
Setup Tips
- Confirm stream-proof is listed on the Bodycam product page and live listing.
- Enable ESP/cues first so you can see what should stay local.
- Test a short recording or stream preview to verify overlays stay off the capture path.
- Turn stream-proof off when you are not capturing to keep the stack lean.
Limits
Capture software, GPU overlays and seller build details can change results. Always re-check after Bodycam patches and listing updates. When ready to verify listing status, use the product page.
FAQ
What does Bodycam stream-proof overlay do?
When enabled, visual overlays such as player ESP and cue layers stay on your local display but are kept off capture or stream output.
Does stream-proof remove ESP from my own screen?
No. It is meant to keep tools readable for you while excluding them from the captured/streamed feed when that mode is supported by the active build.
Should I leave stream-proof on all the time?
Only when you capture or stream. Disable it in private sessions if you want a simpler stack. Confirm behavior on the live listing.