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Hi! Newbie question: Wanting to install the plugin on 64-bit Win10 laptop. The installer asks where to install - do I use the installer default or should it go into the OBS folder?
Any help/advice will be appreciated. Thanks
 
Hi everyone I need help with virtual cam plugin.

I have installed the virtual cam 2.0.4 with latest obs 25.0.5 in windows 10 and also registered the dll through the cmd prompt as said . however my problem is with plugin in skype/zoom, for what what so ever reason they both do not recognize the obs virtual cam.

can anyone help me .
 
I seem to be having a similar issue to others, except my virtual cam isn't showing up anywhere. I am running Windows 10, OBC 25.0.4, Virtual Cam 2.0.4. I have OBC open, and Virtual Cam on, but it doesn't show up anywhere in my computer. Not in devices, not in camera settings in any of my browsers. I installed Virtual Cam using the installer, is there an extra step I missed? I'm hoping someone can help me figure this out.
 
minzojian said:
very useful plugin! thx!
anyway, can you support 90 degree rotate transform? as you already supported horizontal flip.
cause sometimes we want push stream with landscape view in to a mobile phone with a portrait view

also, there is a bug, if first time install with 4 virtual webcams installed, there is no way to remove them, even i reinstall and selected "only 1 webcam", there is still keep 4 webcams
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This is a hugely important question HELP. having dabbled with obs (and doubtless i'll come back to it) for teaching on monday morning I need to switch cameras instantly and i have now found Zoom has that with control N but i cant do it anything like instantly while i still have all these virtual cameras in the way of toggling between the two real ones - it would mean a lot to me to be able to get rid of all the zoom virtual cameras on Windows 10 before monday morning.
 
newton said:
Hi all,

I wonder why is there 4 OBS virtual cameras if OBS can only use one at a time?
I am guessing the others are used for switching to different scenes. If so, how do I use the remaining three virtual cameras?

Thanks a lot.
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Good question! I have the same doubt! :-D
 
ceyhun242 said:
Hello,

I installed both OBS studio and virtual cam to use my Samsung s7 as virtual camera through scrcpy but didn't know how to run it, virtual cam is not listed in the tools menu in OBS studio, could you walk me through how I can get it working?
Thank you
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b DI you find a solution? Same problem Have un and reinstalled all . still nada
 
Has anyone gotten VirtualCam to show up in tools? Seems like a giant missed opportunity for OBS--where folks need to videoconference in Teams/Skype/Google/whatever? For what it's worth, ManyCam does this--no problem. It's a little/lot clunkier than OBS--but it works
 
newton said:
Hi all,
I wonder why is there 4 OBS virtual cameras if OBS can only use one at a time?
I am guessing the others are used for switching to different scenes. If so, how do I use the remaining three virtual cameras?
Thanks a lot.
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You can add a VirtualCam filter to a source, not just the whole OBS output. I believe you can also add it as a filter on a Scene as well, if you want to send out a different one in the background.
So for example, you might set a VC output on your facecam, and a VC output on your gameplay capture source, and send both of those virtual cameras out to a separate recording program for later 'clean' editing. You might also send the facecam VC to a game that supports kill-cam mode, or over Skype/Discord/etc if you're co-streaming a game with someone, so they can include your face-cam in their video stream.
Personally, I use one to generate a video feedback effect for special situations, inside OBS itself.
TONS of uses.

ganderson said:
Has anyone gotten VirtualCam to show up in tools? Seems like a giant missed opportunity for OBS--where folks need to videoconference in Teams/Skype/Google/whatever? For what it's worth, ManyCam does this--no problem. It's a little/lot clunkier than OBS--but it works
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Yep, works fine here, no problem. Normally this happens when someone installs the virtualcam plugin to the wrong location.
 
"VirtualCam" didn't show up in "Tools" on "25.0.8", so I tried alternately launching and comparing it with "24.0.3", changing the language, and so on, and it suddenly showed up on "25.0.8". I'm not sure why.
 
I'd quite like to turn off three of the virtual cameras, so I can switch cameras in other apps without losing video. Is there a way to do this?
 
Hello,

Whenever I stop virtual cam and try and restart it, I get the "failed to start output message". the only way I can get rid of this is to uninstall and reinstall it, which is really annoying. Anyone else had this or knows a fix?
 
Installed the virtual cam plugin on my windows 10 box; was able to go into tools and start the singular camera. But when I go to other third party apps (zoom, teams, skype for business) that let you pick a camera, the OBS camera source is not listed. Tried uninstalling everything and installing the 32-bit version of OBS Studio, no changes. Any suggestions on how to better diagnose the issue? I checked the logs, which mention the IOS camera app plugin, but not the virtual camera plugin.
 
Hi, im having exactly the same problem. I tried the virtual installer with both, OBS (latest version) 64 bit and 32 bit... same problem.
The virtual cam is in tool menu, but Skype/Zoom/Google meet dont detect any virtual cam.

Thanks to help.
pl
 
Questions regarding OBS 25.0.8 and latest Virtual Cam...

I have two 'sources'... one capturing a PowerPoint full-screen (3840 x 2160), and one capturing my 4K WebCam (logitech Brio). I am using the VirtualCam to output video of the two sources fused together as my "camera video source" for a Microsoft Teams meeting. The issue I'm having is that the video the other Teams' members are seeing from me is "clipped", it's chopped by about ~25% on one side.

Question: how do I configure the VirtualCam output so it's not clipped as a virtual camera? is there a way to set the output resolution? or "auto-resizing" the output to not clip?
 
bwinklhofer said:
that there is a delay of the video compared to audio in Zoom right now. The problem is, that my microphone is direktly connected to Zoom and the Video comes from VirtualCam/ OBS which causes the delay.
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yes, I believe you need to use a virtual cable.

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OBS developers are integrating a virtual camera directly into the program itself. But they do not see the need to simultaneously use more than 1 virtual camera. If you, just like I need 2 or more simultaneously working cameras, please like the message on Github.
github.com

Add RFC: Virtual Camera by jebjeb · Pull Request #15 · obsproject/rfcs

Summary Beginning of an RFC to add a Virtual Camera output to OBS Motivation OBS is a powerful set of tools to manipulate live video streams that natively supports output to popular streaming servi...
github.com github.com
 
plboily said:
Hi, im having exactly the same problem. I tried the virtual installer with both, OBS (latest version) 64 bit and 32 bit... same problem.
The virtual cam is in tool menu, but Skype/Zoom/Google meet dont detect any virtual cam.

Thanks to help.
pl
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Have you made sure that you "started" the virtualcam? You can have it set to automatically start, but you might need to start it manually at first. I can see it in my Zoom menu.
 
Using VirtualCam seems to always output as 1920x1080. Doesnt seem to matter what I use in Settings > Video.

I followed this to no avail:

If you open OBS and Start Virtual Output before using your 3rd party software, the virtual webcam will set the obs setting as a default setting .Otherwise the default setting of virtual webcam will be 1920x1080 @ 30fps
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Using OBS 25.0.8 64 bit with Windows 10 1903.
 
I am simply not getting windows or any applications to recognize there is a webcam device. The DLL's are registered and I have not gotten any error messages enabling the tool from OBS. One thing I did notice that initially I choose to install only one cam, but 4 appeared in the list regardless. I have reinstalled OBS and the VirtualCam plugin now. I noticed in a few replies from the dev asking for logs but I don't know where that would be stored.
 
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