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This shows you how you would use XSplit Broadcaster as a Virtual Camera / Video Source if you were
to use applications that accept camera sources. For this example, we will use Skype.
1. Enable Virtual Camera Output
Click on Tools >> Settings >> General and check the box called "Enable Virtual Camera Output" then
click OK.
2. Open Skype
If your Skype is not running, start it up. If it's already open, then it’s just fine.
3. Select It As a Video Source
In Skype, click on Tools >> Options >> Video settings and from "Select webcam:" choose
"XSplit Broadcaster."
Now, if you share your camera with your friends in Skype, they will be able to see all of the sources
(screen regions, web cams and media files) you put in XSplit Broadcaster.
Note: You can also use XSplit Broadcaster as a virtual camera source for websites that accept
camera sources. Please refer to this blog post for more details.
Learn about other cool things you can do with XSplit Broadcaster!
Visit http://www.xsplit.com/ to learn more about other functions supported by XSplit Broadcaster.
Partnership: If you own a website or a product that you are looking to integrate with the XSplit
Broadcaster you may always contact us to discuss options and details.
Legal Notice: The Skype name is a trade mark of Skype Limited. Skype Limited does not endorse XSplit Broadcaster in any way.