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Everything seems to be correct. Are you using an x86_64 or a M1 processor? Does installing the virtual camera using the [pkg](https://github.com/webcamoid/akvirtualcamera/releases/tag/9.1.0) works?

>oh. My zoom can find the virtual camera. I can't understand it. Could it be that you closed and then reopened Zoom? that could be the reason because it can...

I did tested the test call and it was [working fine](https://github.com/webcamoid/akvirtualcamera/wiki/Support-status). For the uninstall problem, just got to the install folder and run the uninstaller. Also be sure you have...

Did you configured the vcam manually or did you used Webcamoid to setup it?

> Is it the same issue on Zoom as mine? Not exactly. In [#233](https://github.com/webcamoid/webcamoid/issues/233), the user was talking about Mac, in Mac some programs needs the plugin to be signed...

>1.AkVCamAssistant.exe --install Did you did that with both x86 and x64 plugins?

>After creating the devices I was expecting to see /dev/video0, /dev/video1 etc. > >How it should have work? >After creating devices expecting to see them under /dev/video or something like...

>I'm trying to use a program which reads form the **virtual camera** and does some processing and then pushes that onto the **real device**. Hmmm.... maybe you mean in the...

If the scaling is correct, it cold be maybe that you are sending the frames in the wrong format. Each color component is a 24 bits long: 8 bits Red,...

That's because OpenCV is ordering the components as BGR instead of RGB, just swap red and blue components.