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What formats does it provides? Does it show any control related to night mode? Can you give me a screenshot of this part? 
It seems to be detected as a normal webcam, and I've found [this](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/stream/infrared-stream-support-in-uvc), because the format for normal and IR capture are the same, Webcamoid is just taking the last...
Well, I was investigating this and it seems that isn't possible to distinguish between a normal stream and an infrared stream using neither DirectShow or Media Foundation, [the flags](https://github.com/webcamoid/WebcamoidIssues/issues/37) I've...
The installer file name is ```webcamoid-installer-linux-9.1.1-x64.run```, your download was not completed, download it again.
Check the MD5 and the file size: ``` $ md5sum webcamoid-installer-linux-9.1.1-x64.run 2529a5dbde34e67a17d2792e61d8b5e3 webcamoid-installer-linux-9.1.1-x64.run $ stat --format=%s webcamoid-installer-linux-9.1.1-x64.run 118803034 ``` it should give the same result as me.
With the context you are giving me, I understand that the file you downloaded is or was broken (maybe because your internet connection) that's why I'm asking you to run...
# For the video recording Most video codecs only support compressing the video frames at a fixed resolution (ignoring possible hacks or extensions), so saving video frames of different resolutions...
>- lsof /dev/video* with webcamoid stopped shows nothing using the webcam video device nor the virtual camera. >- With webcamoid started, I run lsof again and see it accessing both...
>Speaking of which, I was going to say "akvcam has been working fine since I rebooted it!" but at some point it got messed up and started locking anything that...
Maybe a solution would be allow to set a fixed (but configurable) output resolution for both the recording and the virtual camera? would that be ok? But the problem of...