Linux Support for Vcam

Comments: 14

• 19 Apr
  Adam

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

• 28 Apr
  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
  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
  Rüdiger

  Would be nice to get it for Linux.

• 07 May
  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
  James Shields

  Would be very happy to pay for a Linux version!

• 14 May
  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
  Alan

  Hear, hear ... support for Linux please!

• 28 May
  Ives Brito

  please too!!!

• 29 May
  Melroy van den Berg

  No Linux No XSplit

• 29 May
  Gust

  One more willing to pay for a Linux version

• 30 May
  martin

  where is the linux version ?!!

• 30 May
  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
  Gustavo Diel

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