Last post by instabill1108 -
I'm running Splitcam Version 1.14 (154) on a Apple M1 Pro MacBook - when adding a video background and putting the video into loop mode ..after the first run through at normal speed all subsequent run throughs are at like 3X normal speed ...makes the video look bad - am I missing something
Last post by Hiiro -
Hi, I don't know if it's been asked before but it'd be nice to have portrait resolutions like 1080x1920. This piece of software is incredibly good but I'm personally missing this feature.
Last post by Octopus -
Great, thank you very much. You understood my question and answered perfectly. I have read that (global hotkey) but my PC and English skills are not that good. It works :-) Wish you all the best and a nice time Markus
Last post by Anatoly Smelkov -
Hi, thanks for using SplitCam!
For the task of switching scenes in SplitCam without first bringing the SplitCams' main window to front you can use global hotkeys: Alt-Shift-1 to activate the first scene, Alt-Shift-2 for the second scene, etc.
You can find the list of all available hotkeys in Program Settings dialog on the Hotkeys tab. Unfortunately you cannot assign your own key combinations at the moment.
Last post by Octopus -
I previously used another program where you could assign hotkeys yourself so that you could switch scenes at the touch of a button. These hotkeys also worked if, for example, you were on the “Lidart” website in Google Chrome but also had other tabs open. With Splitcam, these hotkeys only work if you have the program actively in the foreground. If Splitcam is running in the background and I am currently on my website and want to change the scene from Splitcam with CTRL 1 CTRL 2, Google Chrome only changes the tabs. So I have to bring Splitcam to the foreground, press the hotkeys and then go back to my website. Is there a solution?
