Video Conferencing
General information on how to use LoomieLive with some popular video conferencing applications
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General information on how to use LoomieLive with some popular video conferencing applications
Last updated
Using LoomieLive as webcam input to your video calls is a great way to solve common videoconferencing issues such as privacy concerns, fatigue, and gaze correction.
LoomieLive works with many videoconferencing applications, including Zoom, Google Meet, MS Teams, Skype Desktop, Bluejeans, OBS, Webex (browser only for Mac), Amazon Chime (Windows only) and any conferencing application that runs in a browser:
For most applications, using LoomieLive is as simple as doing the following:
Start LoomieLive, then
Start your video conferencing app, and select the "LoomieLive Camera" as your webcam input
If LoomieLive Camera does not show up, check you installation, or try restarting you videoconferencing application.
For large video conferences where CPU usage may be impacted, follow these tips in LoomieLive for best performance: 1. Use Voice Mode 2. Use the 30 FPS rendering option 3. Stay connected to power
Read on for some specific examples of using LoomieLive with various videoconferencing apps.
Open up the Settings panel in Meets:
Select the LoomieLive Camera as your input.
Finally, select the speaker you'd like to listen from. Ideally these are your headphones, such that your Loomie™ doesn't to lip-sync to the audio of others on the call.
To show your avatar, select the LoomieLive Camera in Zoom's camera settings.
If you do not see LoomieLive Camera in the menu, try the Stop/Start Video video button next to the menu, or restart the app.
To show your avatar, select the LoomieLive Camera in Skype's camera settings.
