
How to use NeuralCam Live with Mozilla Firefoxįor the Firefox browser, in order to use NeuralCam Live, you need to manually pick it in Firefox’s settings. Try installing this alternative version of Google Chrome if you don’t see NeuralCam Live on the list of video sources. In the opened Settings tab, choose NeuralCam Live from the dropdown list to set NeuralCam Live as the default webcam for most websites:.
Click the Chrome’s menu button (top-right corner) -> Settings -> Privacy and security -> Site Settings -> Camera.Īlternatively, copy-paste chrome://settings/content/camera into Chrome’s address bar. How to use NeuralCam Live with Google Chromeįor the Chrome browser, in order to use NeuralCam Live, you need to manually pick it in Chrome’s settings. If you find any Web Apps that don't support NeuralCam Live, let us know. If you want to add support for NeuralCam Live in your app, let's get in touch. We'll be continuously updating the app in order to support as many apps & web-apps as possible. While using NeuralCam Live with video call apps installed on your Mac - like Zoom, Meet or Skype - please make sure you’ve updated them to the latest version, otherwise the virtual webcam feature might not be available to use.Ĭurrently, we're officially supporting all the apps & web-apps in the table below. Older versions might not support virtual webcams. While using NeuralCam Live with browsers like Chrome or Firefox, please make sure you’re running the latest version for the browser. Unfortunately, Safari does not support any kind of virtual webcam, so you’ll have to use Chrome or Firefox.
Important: NeuralCam Live does not work with Safari. The basic requirements for using NeuralCam Live are: