Linux Support for Vcam

Comments: 48

• 19 Apr, '20
  Adam

  I will buy it for my Mint 19 system. Software is cool, but I do not have windows.

• 28 Apr, '20
  Murz

  Very needed feature, because there are no other solutions for Linux to auto replace background in webcam stream. ManyCam, ChromaCam and other apps are missed Linux versions too.

• 05 May, '20
  Jack S

  Maybe there is a way to do this where you can open source the driver code for Linux to minimize costs. Also, it is possible to get windows dll’s to work for Linux apps. That is how many Linux DVD players work. They use the codex from windows in order to handle regions:/DRM.

• 05 May, '20
  Rüdiger

  Would be nice to get it for Linux.

• 07 May, '20
  The remote worker

  More than willing to pay the license for this on Linux. There is a clear need for a simple premade solution to do this for casual Linux users. Especially with video conferencing. It could interface with the kernel module for virtual camera sources (v4l2).

• 14 May, '20
  James Shields

  Would be very happy to pay for a Linux version!

• 14 May, '20
  Dave

  Same here, with current circumstances, moving to 100% teleworking, so I have a definite use and need for this product, however I am not willing to install Windows to use it.

• 15 May, '20
  Alan

  Hear, hear ... support for Linux please!

• 28 May, '20
  Ives Brito

  please too!!!

• 29 May, '20
  Melroy van den Berg

  No Linux No XSplit

• 29 May, '20
  Gust

  One more willing to pay for a Linux version

• 30 May, '20
  martin

  where is the linux version ?!!

• 30 May, '20
  Marc Paré

  I would also pay for a Linux version (rpm -- Mageia Linux). A great product for the Linux platform where there are none that look so appealing.

• 31 May, '20
  Gustavo Diel

  Would totally buy a Linux version. I use both macOS and Arco Linux and I miss VCam D:

• 02 Jun, '20
  Courtney

  Just found out about XSplit from today's Linus Tech Tips video sponsorship. I would absolutely pay money for a Linux version.

• 03 Jun, '20
  Pierre

  Linux Mint User too, very interested by Linux version !

• 03 Jun, '20
  Richard

  Linux version please.

• 09 Jun, '20
  Sebastian

  Yes please!

• 23 Jun, '20
  Sebastian Duque

  I would pay for a Linux version!

• 15 Jul, '20
  Jerry

  Hey, plz do it for linux - so much cool graphics software for it these days.

• 25 Jul, '20
  Alemmart

  Uso no Windows e gostaria de uma versão mesmo que paga para usar no Linux Mint.

• 06 Aug, '20
  Leo

  While this software is marketed for streamers/gamers, it's clear that is useful for work related stuff, specially with the pandemic. Linux is an important platform in this regard and should not be ignored. If a Linux version is not developed, maybe a workaround with Proton (Valve) or something like that.

• 17 Aug, '20
  Alexander

  After having a multitude of problems using Widows, I switched over to Ubuntu; only to find out VCam is not available on Linux. Hopefully it'll be soon!

• 24 Aug, '20
  REH

  teleworkers everywhere will bless you - i hate being forced into a windows environment so that i can attend meetings without displaying my home to the universe. Introverts will pay money for this

• 13 Sep, '20
  Hypersphere

  Linux please! Ubuntu or related, such as Linux Mint.

• 04 Oct, '20
  matheus

  suportt ubuntu please

• 19 Oct, '20
  Anibal

  Please a linux version!

• 21 Oct, '20
  Joshua Max Dye

  +1
  
  Using a python scrript to kind do this, but it's slow and would pay for a comercial solution

• 27 Oct, '20
  sh0t

  Been using vcam for a good while now, but I always have to start up a separate virtual machine just for this software, while all my other work related software already works with Linux.
  Release one Linux version, let the community figure out the rest ;)

• 23 Nov, '20
  Robin G

  Please make a linux Version!

• 27 Nov, '20
  Sean

  I don't know how much the license is, but since I don't use windows, this seems like something I would be willing to pay for. Given that Android is also Linux, you could expand it even further just by getting it started. Just saying

• 01 Dec, '20
  Izo

  Would buy it now, immediatelly...

• 05 Dec, '20
  Caleb R

  I'm onboard with the folks above. I'd pay for a Linux subscription. I have to use Windows at work, but prefer Linux at home and Play on Linux/Wine suck for the most part. I don't have the room for an actual green screen and I've started doing a little more video stuff. I'd love to be able to use Xsplit to cover this void. sh0t is right. Release even a beta version for Linux and let the community do the rest.

• 09 Dec, '20
  All

  linux version ... when ????

• 17 Dec, '20
  Ingo Schulz

  Plz build a Linux Version. xplit vcam in virtualbox 6.1.16 does not work!!!!!!

• 18 Dec, '20
  Kevin Mayo

  I can image that this is not in xSplit's best interests. This increases a number of costs -- dev, qc, and not to mention support. Yes, it is cool, but think who their primary market is -- not linux. I would rather have other features than this one. Just saying.

• 22 Dec, '20
  NyckSlyder

  definitely needed

• 21 Jan
  UltraChad

  sounds great, I'd buy

• 22 Jan
  Glen

  the only program i want to keep as I leave windows. please consider making a Linux version.

• 29 Jan
  Simon

  Would be great having a Linux version, currently it even does not work on a Windows 10 VM in Vmware (both on a ESXI and Workstation host), which makes my licence unfortunatly useless

• 03 Feb
  Martin K.

  Please build a linux version based on arch :)

• 03 Feb
  Mamaisen

  Would be definitely an benefit for Linux users. Droidcam crashes on so many devices.
  If you need a beta tester feel free to contact me.
  Or for documenting. Or for some simple C++ coding.

• 08 Feb
  Xander

  I would also like to buy xsplit for linux if it was available.

• 11 Feb
  Andrés

  I just recently switched to Ubuntu from Windows. Please offer support for Linux to keep using your program.

• 16 Feb
  Tunc Yalcin

  I would also like to buy xsplit for linux if it was available.

• 25 Mar
  Aaron

  I very much would pay for a Linux OBS plugin for VCam, or even just strip it down to virtual backgrounds. Even better if you allowed me to take the license cross-platform (but only for my personal use).

• 30 Mar
  Hansi von Bayern

  Linux Manjaro would be perfect!

• 16 Apr
  Jussi W.

  I'd very much like to pay for a license for Ubuntu/Debian Linux.