OutStage Virtual Camera
Pick it in FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, or OBS. The other app receives your composed program — slides, game, locked web video, guest — not a raw webcam.
Build the show once — Office decks, game capture, a locked web video, Zoom with live translation both ways. FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, and OBS just pick OutStage Virtual Camera and OutStage Virtual Microphone.
OutStage does not replace FaceTime. It feeds FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Meet, and OBS — on Mac and Windows — with a composed program and a mixed microphone.
Pick it in FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, or OBS. The other app receives your composed program — slides, game, locked web video, guest — not a raw webcam.
The program mix: Mic, Desktop, Media, Web, Conference, Office. Optional RNNoise on the mic bus. When translation is on, guests hear your spoken language on this device.
1) Install the OutStage devices · 2) Build a scene · 3) In FaceTime / Zoom / Teams / OBS, choose OutStage Virtual Camera and OutStage Virtual Microphone. Optionally route that app’s playback into OutStage Virtual Speaker so meeting audio lands in the mixer.
Open PowerPoint, Word, Excel, or PDF. Put the deck on air in a container. Keep speaker notes on your operator desk — they are not burned into the camera unless you place them in Graphics.
Local renderer for PowerPoint, Word, Excel, and PDF. Notes pane for you. Previous/next slide from the desk or from your phone remote. History of opened documents.
Classic lecture look: deck fills the program, camera cropped in the corner, optional lower-third. FaceTime or Zoom only receives that finished frame.
Browse in the embedded Chromium page. Turn on Show elements to outline videos and pictures. Double-click the one you want: that live rectangle becomes its own Web Video source, locked while you keep scrolling the rest of the page.
<video> and image on the page.Web Video / Element n.Ideal for YouTube, dashboards, or any page where only one player should hit the virtual camera.
Hook the running title (OBS-style) and put it in the program with your camera, Office deck, or a locked web video. High-rate recording keeps motion sharp; FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, and OBS pick the virtual camera at live rates.
All three rows move at the same speed; each row only redraws at its own rate. A row can never update faster than your screen, so on a 120 Hz MacBook the 144 row is capped at 120 — you need a 144 Hz monitor to see that step.
Short muted loops autoplay in view. Genre demos only — no publisher branding. Office / Zoom / media / camera cards are stylized program examples.
Two channels open together. You speak in your language; guests hear you on OutStage Virtual Microphone in theirs. Playback — Zoom conference, YouTube, media, Office — can be spoken into your language on this machine. Swap channels anytime.
OutStage joins as “OutStage”, puts the meeting picture in a container, and uses its own Conference mixer bus. Start translation from the conference strip.
Turkish, English, Arabic, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Italian. Female / male voices. Recordings store both audio tracks while translation is on.
No hardware deck required. Enable Phone Remote in Settings, scan the QR code, and control OutStage from Safari or the installed PWA on your phone or iPad — live preview, scene switches, slides, overlays, record, and stream.
Virtual Camera, Virtual Microphone, and Virtual Speaker on Mac or Windows. Approve the drivers when the OS asks.
Office, game capture, locked web video, Zoom guest, graphics. Switch scenes — or hand the desk to your phone.
FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, or OBS choose OutStage. Record up to 144 fps. Stream RTMP. Translate both ways when the room needs it.
Frame-rate list: 144, 120, 60, 50, 30, 25, 24. High rates (120 / 144) need a capable hardware encoder for recording; the virtual camera stays at live rates for call apps. App UI: English, Türkçe, Deutsch, Français, Español, العربية.
Install OutStage, approve the virtual devices, open FaceTime or Zoom, and pick the OutStage camera and mic. Pair your iPhone or iPad for remote control when you want to leave the keyboard.