ScreenCamera 1.7.9.40

ScreenCamera is a powerful gadget for Windows that allows users to stream the desktop screen along with the webcam on live video chatting sections. ScreenCamera can be used by multiple applications simultaneously and works perfectly with MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, Skype, AOL, Live Messenger, PalPalk, Camfrog, AIM, Stickam, AnyWebcam, or any other video conferencing program or website.

ScreenCamera can be used to provide cost-effective remote technical support, demonstrate software applications, review documents, give presentations, share photos and videos, and more. But what really sets it apart is the ability to stream the webcam and the desktop screen together at the same time, thus bringing users a new and enhanced sharing experience.

In addtion to webcam and desktop sharing ScreenCamera overcomes Microsoft Windows limitation of not allowing a webcam to be used by more than one application. The program allows users to split the webcam on multiple applications simultaneously by creating a virtual camera recognized by the system that can be selected as the video source on any number of video enabled programs or websites.

ScreenCamera is designed to work with the desktop and webcam simultaneouly supporting sizing, positioning, and changing of settings on-the-go without ever stopping the video output. ScreenCamera is also packed with special features to allow easy desktop manipulation and zero interference while sharing your screen. It even remains invisible for those remotely viewing your desktop.

Whether youre a business owner who wants to provide live technical support to your customers without spending lots of money, a home user who wants to share photos and play movies using your preferred instant messenger, an executive who is looking for a cost-effective way to review documents or demonstrate software applications online, or simply someone who needs to use the webcam on multiple applications, ScreenCamera has the tools that you need.

System Requirements: DirectX 9

System Requirements: Capturing transparent windows