With WebCamSplitter you can split your webcamera's or other video stream on several video sources. You can also plan multiuser videoconferences.
You can upload images from your device and keep a chat at the same time. Your experience is in your hands.
The following review written by one of the Software Informer contributors applies to version 1.3
VerySoft WebCamSplitter allows you to use your webcam with multiple apps. Usually, you can only use your webcam feed with only one application at a time. WebCamSplitter allows you to bypass this restriction and use your web camera feed with multiple applications at once. It also allows you to use other video sources as input. You can use web cameras, TV capture cards and tuners, DV cameras, and IP-cameras. There is an option that allows you to use any video file as an input. If you use this as input with your IM client, the other person will be seeing a video clip instead of your video camera feed. The application also allows you to show your desktop to anyone by using it as a video input. For all inputs, you can set a few settings, like resolution and quality, and you can also zoom and pan and preview your feeds.
The application stays in the system tray area, and you can add different sources and modify the settings from there. I found it was very easy to use, and it worked out-of-the-box for me. It is also very easy to set up.
It works well.
Lots of different settings.
None.
Reviewed by: José Fernández
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Reviewed: Last year
What's new in version 1.4
- Online registration; - (Pro version only) PiP video source; - Video device additional output resolutions (hidden by default); - Ability to use external camera zoom using global hotkey instead of internal zoom; -(Pro version only) Camera profiles was replaced by four different Pro cameras named with same (color); - Ability to freeze last frame instead of switching to idle image; - Color correction mode got saturation filter; - Live capture device resolution list improvements; - Wide screen aspect ratio support 18:10, new 720x400 virtual camera resolution for it; - MJPEG stream from TRENDnet IP camera; - Missing 800x600 virtual camera output resolution
