Author: E2ESOFT

Sometimes when you play a video in VCam, the VCam video is played well in other applications, but in the website using flash applications to play webcam, VCam video is cropped. Video in VCam VCam video played in flash applications This is not VCam’s problem, in the flash application, it sets VCam’s output size to 428×240 (in most cases), while crops it to 320×240 at last… To fix this issue, please set VCam’s video resize method to “Keep aspect” (in [Options]\Output): then the video in flash applications will be fine like this: noticed that VCam logo is still not in the right position, it’s cropped by the flash application, not by VCam 🙂

In many cases, your applications are designed to broadcast video/audio by webcam and microphone, did you ever think broadcast anything you want? You can do this using e2eSoft VCam and e2eSoft VSC. First, you should install e2eSoft VCam and e2eSoft VSC; Then set e2eSoft VSC as the default playback device of your system; Play anything you want in VCam, for example, play a video file in it if you want to broadcast this video file; Now in your application, choose “e2eSoft VCam” as your default webcam and “e2eSoft Audio” as your microphone to broadcast; With VCam and Virtual Sound Card (Broadcast Suite), you can do more than this…

Two steps to stream your video (with audio) to USTREAM.TV. STEP1: Select [Speaker (e2eSoft VAudio)] as the default sound playback device in VCam and play video in it: STEP2: Select [e2eSoft VCam] as Video Source, [Microphone (e2eSoft VAudio)] as Audio Source in USTREAM.TV Broadcast page: Now your video with sound is broadcasted to USTREAM.TV, right? You can also broadcast using Flash Media Encoder (FME) Select [e2eSoft VCam] as Video Device, [Microphone (e2eSoft VAudio)] as Audio Deivce in FME: Press [Start] and your video with sound will be broadcasted. Want to add your own voice while broadcasting? no problem! In e2eSoft VSC, use one channel for audio transfer: Channel 1: Your real MIC => VSC Now your voice mixed with the video’s audio will be broadcasted.