CamDesk for Linux Adds ‘Webcam Window’ to the Desktop. There are many ways to spice up the traditional screencast, the most popular of which is to display a small rectangular window of yourself via your webcam, as you narrate. This method is not everyone’s cup of tea, but it does add personality to otherwise perfunctory medium. For Windows and OS X users these ‘facial cameras’ effects are part and parcel of larger all-in-one screencasting apps. But Linux users typically have to go a bit more DIY, with most opening the webcam app Cheese and leave it running on their screens.
But I recently learnt of a small desktop widget designed specifically for this purpose. Features CamDesk is the work of American developer Mike Schwartz. This makes it ideal for those wanting to add another layer to their screencasts. To avoid CamDesk being accidentally moved from its position during a screencast you need to use the ALT+Click+drag combo to position it. Manually set widget window sizeOpacity sliderPin Controlling CamDesk CamDesk Shortcuts: Download. WebcamStudio For GNU/Linux.
Installing On Ubuntu Linux - WebcamStudio For GNU/Linux. Webcamvirtuelle. Il peut s'avérer utile de pouvoir utiliser une webcam virtuelle sur sa messagerie instantanée préférée (Chatroulette, blog-vidéo etc.) afin de pouvoir faire visionner la dernière vidéo familiale à un proche sans avoir besoin de filmer un écran avec sa webcam. Cet article traite donc de la façon dont il faut procéder afin de créer une fausse webcam sur son système et de pouvoir écrire une vidéo dessus qui sera retranscrit comme si on visionnait ce qu'une webcam peut filmer.
Installation Pour installer le pilote, nous allons avoir besoin d'installer quelques paquets contenant des outils ou des données précieuses. Installons les paquets nécessaires comme suit : sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r` mencoder Ensuite, téléchargeons le pilote et installons-le : wget tar -jxf avld_0.1.4.tar.bz2 mv avld* /opt cd /opt/avld* make && sudo make install sudo modprobe avld sudo echo "avld">>/etc/modules Utilisation ou :
Open Broadcaster Software | OBS. Welcome | OBS. Sorry, this page is only available in English Getting Started The OBS Studio Overview is a more detailed breakdown of the features in OBS Studio for new and veteran users alike. All of these resources along with Frequently Asked Questions are available via the Help portal in the top navigation bar. Latest Updates OBS Studio 30.2 is out! This release brings some visual updates to the UI, a new Hybrid MP4 recording format, a wide array of fixes and improvements, as well as multitrack video output.
Read full release notes... Hybrid MP4 A new video container format Long time contributor Rodney has developed a brand new MP4 container format that combines the resiliency of Fragmented MP4 with the wide compatibility of traditional MP4. More technical information is available on our blog. Appearance Updates A major update to our theming system brings better visual consistency and streamlines future improvements. Multitrack Video.