Virtual backgrousds has not been implemented yet, there is an issue for that feature already.
Also, I've not tested the virtual camera with Zoom yet.

Thanks for letting me know!

Virtual backgrousds has not been implemented yet, there is an issue for that feature already.
Also, I've not tested the virtual camera with Zoom yet.

What about #425? That is not exactly like in Zoom, but works with the face detection feature to replace the background. Not yet released, though.
Edit: #430 shows this with the default "black background". You can load a custom image instead having the default black.

@cont1nuity isn't exactly the same, what we want is something like this, the point is replacing the static background while living the moving objects in the front.
There is a lot of algorithms and codes for doing so, but I had not time to dig into it, I'm more focused on releasing webcamoid 9 once for all.

@hipersayanX True. #425 and #430 are just the "cheap" solution for this :)
I don't have time either to dig into that, unfortunately. Would be a nice side project...

#425 and #430 are just the "cheap" solution for this :)

@cont1nuity but still a good job, don't demerit your work 😉

@hipersayanX @hipersayanX So if I understand correctly #425 and #430 are not doing this?

the point is replacing the static background while living the moving objects in the front.

My other question is even if their are not perfect will we be able to feed to virtual camera in order to show in zoom?

@hipersayanX @hipersayanX So if I understand correctly #425 and #430 are not doing this?

They are, but you need to "cut" your face a bit. The detection will work and the area will move with your face.

the point is replacing the static background while living the moving objects in the front.

My other question is even if their are not perfect will we be able to feed to virtual camera in order to show in zoom?

Sorry, no clue, but I assume it should work as virtual camera source.

#425 and #430 are just the "cheap" solution for this :)

@cont1nuity but still a good job, don't demerit your work 😉

It was fun to build it and it suffices as an intermediate solution for me :)