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Eh, I've had mixed results with Canon's EOS Webcam Utility and my Rebel T7. I didn't see this documented anywhere, but apparently it's built only for Intel-bas

Eh, I've had mixed results with Canon's EOS Webcam Utility and my Rebel T7. I didn't see this documented anywhere, but apparently it's built only for Intel-based Macs. It'll still work on Apple Silicon, but only if the application using it is also built for Intel-based Macs. So you'd want to ensure you install the Intel-based version of Zoom, and then be careful to avoid it auto-updating to the version for Apple Silicon. I bought a license for Cascable's Pro Webcam, and it mostly worked, but I'd often have issues getting it to initially connect to the camera and it'd sometimes cut out unexpectedly.

wlonkly 4y ago
Give Camera Live[1] a shot. Canon's own software doesn't support my ancient Rebel TSi so I have to use this one instead, but it's worked really well for me. It connects using Syphon so matching up architecture shouldn't matter (and it works under Rosetta). I use Syphon Virtual Webcam[2] to feed to Zoom, but you can also use OBS. [1] https://github.com/v002/v002-Camera-Live https://github.com/v002/v002-Camera-Live [2] https://github.com/TroikaTronix/Syphon-Virtual-Webcam https://github.com/TroikaTronix/Syphon-Virtual-Webcam