Since problems with drivers can affect overall system stability, only test it if you are sure. It seems to work great, yet there is a possibility that your mileage may vary. The good folks at Adoriasoft have put it through QA on multiple computers and operating systems, and we have tested it too. Be warned: this is an actual virtual device driver, not a DirectShow filter.It works with Skype Metro, and a plethora of less known chat apps and browsers (for instace using Chrome for Chatroulette or Omegle is no longer a requirement ). It should have significantly better compatibility than the old virtual webcam. This driver was developed for us by a company employing virtual device drivers specialists, called Adoriasoft. Support for all-new, all-special FaceRig Virtual Webcam driver.Warning: existing rpl files created with the previous FaceRig versions will still exhibit the same bugs as before, only newly created rpl files will use the new system.Please help us by testing this and letting us know if you see anything weird. The issue was that on low framerates, recorded performances would play back faster (the user would have recorded 10 seconds of performance while the replay and the exported movie would be less) From now on, even if you have used an under-powered PC that can’t sustain 30-fps when recording replays, your movie exports will no longer have issues such as variable audio/video de-syncs.

modified record and replay performance implementation to support low framerates.Today’s update is a super-special one. If you are on the default FaceRig branch then you will get ten new backdrops to play with absolutely for free. If however you are adventurous and brave enough to use the “nextversion” branch (for which you have our gratitude) you will get more of “the good stuff” ahead of everyone else: Update change logįaceRig v0.997.094b (build 562 Holotech Studios – June 18 2015):

Virtual camera driver