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If you’re regularly using online meetings across many services, Man圜am is probably worth the annual fee or pay for a lifetime licence. Handy for quizzes or countdown for a break in an online meeting. Many other options including onscreen clock, timer and stopwatch options. Manycam Studio ($59 a year or $119 lifetime) includes blur and custom video background plus support for two devices. Here we’ve made three presets a side by side view of camera and PowerPoint slide, Picture in Picture (mostly slide with live camera in the corner) and an ‘I’ll be back’ choice for when you have to leave for a short time. You can setup multiple preset video feeds and switch between them whenever you like during a call. It has a wide range of options including support for multiple cameras, desktop capture, split screen, picture in picture in their Standard plan ($29 a year). It’s available for Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android devices. Man圜am is the ‘big daddy’ in virtual cameras. If you’ve had experience with any of these, we’d love to hear from you Man圜am We’ve not had time to test them but hope to fully review some in the near future. as a virtual background or ‘picture in picture’.

Live computer desktop or window can be used as a background or as a video feed.

Some are limited to only physical cameras.

Accepts any video feed including from a smartphone or tablet webcam, IP camera.

Apple and Android devices would be great.

There are various virtual camera options available and we’re focusing on these options

Turning your smartphone into a webcam – iPhone, iPad or Android – these tools send your devices video to Windows or Mac and shows up as another camera in the video devices list.

SnapCamera is mostly playful and funny additions to a video.

If you’ve been following Office Watch’s coverage of Remote Working and online meetings, you’ll have already seen some virtual cameras: No need to change the settings in each meeting software, just choose the ‘virtual camera’ and you’re away. Welcome to the Virtual Camera … a piece of software that takes a real camera feed, lets you change it (blur, virtual background etc.) then select that as a ‘camera’ in Zoom, Teams, Meet or whatever. One camera feed with consistent selection of virtual backgrounds and other effects all would be great, and it is possible. Currently we have Zoom, Teams, Skype and Google Meet all setup. Most of us use different video conferencing options depending on what the host has chosen.

What would be ideal is a way to setup those features with your webcam then use that video feed on whichever calling software you like. Other online calling software either don’t have them or they are configured in different ways.

Teams is getting them with some limitations. Zoom has blur and virtual background options. You can have a blurred or virtual background for any online video call, not just ones that have those in-built features.