VirtualCamera is a virtual webcam application tool that allows you to send out a virtual feed of images coming live from your computer instead of your normal webcam video feed or in case you do not have a webcam at all.

VirtualCamera allows to send as a video feed images, recorded videos or other items (Flash files in the near future).

If you use tools like Yahoo Messenger, MSN Messenger, PalTalk or ICUII, you can take advantage of these tools integrated video conferencing abilities to showcase not what your webcam sees, but other multimedia content you have on your local computer.

VirtualCamera can easily switch its input to your real webcam or get it back with equal ease. To share images, pictures or to play movies to anyone your meeting live in cyberspace in a videoconferencing-enabled environment, you can use VirtualCamera.

VirtualCamera supports RealMedia video files. If you have already installed RealPlayer, you can feed RealMedia video file (*.rm or *.rmvb) to Virtualcamera.

VirtualCamera works with Windows 98 ME 2000 and XP and it needs no special hardware. As mentioned, you do not even have to have a webcam to use VirtualCamera.

Download your copy of VirtualCamera here:
http://www.soundmorning.com/download.htm

N.B.: This software is still in beta and may not be completely reliable. It may generate errors and cause system instability on some PCs. Use it with caution.
My suggestion is to install it with n other software running and to restart the PC after that. Please check carefully what you need to do to check if the VirtualCamera driver is functioning properly.

A VirtualCamera support forum is also accessible at all time.

For support, you can also contact:
mailto:support at soundmorning.com
mailto:vcam2oo3 at yahoo.com

VirtualCamera is shareware.
If you like what it offers its registration cost is only USD $ 29.95

N.B.: Unregistered version VirtualCamera has some feature limitations such as:
- Shows company logo on top left corner
- Turns gray after 10 seconds
- Movie freezes after 2 minutes (depends on movie frame rate)
- Plays up to 10 movies after every Windows new start
(You can restart Windows to play other 10 movies again)