VCam (macOS)

📖 What is VCam (macOS)?

A VTuber app made exclusively for macOS. It tracks your expressions, hands, and fingers to animate a VRM avatar, and its virtual camera feature sends the video feed straight to OBS or Zoom. It supports VRoid Hub integration, and there's a companion app for Live2D called VCam2D. It's a one-time purchase (major updates require buying again).

💡 When to Use It

A great fit for anyone who wants to start streaming with a VRM avatar or presenting virtually using only a Mac. Since it can send video directly to Zoom and Google Meet as well as OBS, it's handy when you want to join meetings, lectures, and streams with the same avatar instead of showing your face.

📋 Basic Info

🚀 How to Use

1. Step 1: Download the macOS version from the VCam official site and install it on an Apple silicon Mac.
2. Step 2: Load a VRM model or connect to VRoid Hub to pick the avatar you want for streaming or meetings.
3. Step 3: Check that expression, hand, and finger tracking work using your MacBook's built-in camera, and adjust your model's position and display as needed.
4. Step 4: In OBS Studio, Zoom, Google Meet, and similar apps, select VCam's virtual camera as your camera input to send the avatar feed as-is.
5. Step 5: If you want stronger expressions, pair it with iFacialMocap or VCamMocap and try Perfect Sync on a supported model.

🎬 Tutorial Video

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