Installation HowTo
Today, we will show you how to use Virtual Webcam to display your scenes from Streamlabs OBS in video conferencing software like Zoom. Most video conferencing software is limited in the information you can show on the screen. It is usually restricted to capturing your whole screen or your webcam. As working from home continues to become the new. XSplit VCam works with all major video chat applications and conferencing solutions, letting you give colleagues or friends a high quality video presentation whether in office or out. Perfect for remote work, virtual interviews, customer support, one-to-one sales meetings, teaching or consultation services.
Before using the program, you need to install the v4l2loopback driver. In many Linux Distributions you can install it with a few clicks using the package manager. For example Debian and Ubuntu use the packages v4l2loopback-dkms
and v4l2loopback-utils
Then add your user account to the group video, so it can access the video devices. In many desktop Linux distributions this is already configured for normal user accounts. Run groups in a terminal to see the groups of your account.
Create a virtual environment for python3.7 and install the required packages and download the model:
You can create a run.sh script that uses the virtual environment by default:
Virtual Webcam Api
Now you can start configuring your virtual webcam. Copy config.yaml.example to config.yaml and edit it to configure your virtual webcam.
Virtual Webcam Mac
Read more about the configuration options.
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