Start droidcam client from the Gnome launcher menu or via the Terminal. See Extra Notes below for additional audio related information. install-sound to load the Loopback sound card. It’s recommended you use a regular microphone and keep droidcam for video only. However, there are many differences with the audio layers on different Linux systems. should now list DroidCam as a video device (or you may see it listed as a raw /dev/video device).ĭroidCam can use the Linux ALSA Loopback sound card for audio. If all goes well, you can ensure the video device is loaded via lsmod | grep v4l2loopback_dc (you should see v4l2loopback_dc in the output). If the signing fails, you will be prompted to manually take care of signing the driver by following ‘Secure Boot Module Signing’ instructions for your distro (more info on Google).
The install-video script will try to auto-sign the drivers if you have secure boot enabled. Install these packages: linux-headers-`uname -r` gcc make.įor example: sudo apt install linux-headers-`uname -r` gcc make The main difference is that you’ll see “DroidCam” in the list of webcams, it works with Skype+Chrome without needing exclusive_caps=1, and the install scripts will make sure the module stays loaded after reboot.ġ. You can use the standard v4l2loopback module, or the DroidCam version v4l2loopback-dc. On Fedora 33, use sudo dnf install libappindicator-gtk3 On Ubuntu 21, use sudo apt install libappindicator3-1. Note: Latest versions of Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora have removed libappindicator, which is needed for the system tray icon. If droidcam is already installed, make sure it’s not open. You’ll need to compile the client from source if you are running a 32-bit or ARM based system.
Note: Only standard 64-bit binaries are provided.
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