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I always use OBS "virtual camera" when screen sharing, and this can help a lot. You can zoom in on part of the screen, have multiple views of parts of your scre
by robbrown451 5y ago
I always use OBS "virtual camera" when screen sharing, and this can help a lot. You can zoom in on part of the screen, have multiple views of parts of your screen, cover parts of the screen (I usually have the image of myself from the camera in the corner, and that can easily be moved around to cover areas of the screen), etc.
Overall OBS can just create a generally better presentation, and make you look competent, in addition to helping with this specific issue. And of course it is free.
- theindianappguy 5y agoI personally have not used OBS alot i just use QuickTime Player to make videos and i hat having to edit videos in post production hence made blurweb app
- smoldesu 5y ago+1 for OBS, it's a fantastic and extensible free solution that works WONDERS if you're trying to stream/record your desktop, especially now that it has Wayland and M1 support!
- gcatalfamo 5y agoM1 official support? From which version?
- smoldesu 5y agoIt's on the master branch right now if you can build it. By the sounds of it, they're rolling it out into the next release.