A small webcam player focused on providing an easy way to add and control your webcam during recordings.
- 👨🚀 Shortcuts
- ⚙️ Highly configurable
- 💅 Themes and custom themes
- 🚀 Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Linux)
- 🌎 Languages and custom languages (i18n)
codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/Mini\ Video\ Me.app
Wait until the command finishes, then open the app and allow the camera permissions asked you. 🚀
After running for the first time you can access the app settings through the tray menu and click on Settings
to change default shortcuts, camera size, zoom, shapes, themes, languages etc.
⚠️ For Linux/Windows users: if you're not new to Mini Video Me, you'll probably need to update the shortcuts manually. For this, open the camera settings intray menu
>Settings
and update it with the new default shortcuts or others that you like, and the operating system allows, or just selectReset Settings
.
MacOS | Linux / Windows | Function | Window must be focused |
---|---|---|---|
+ / - | + / - | Zoom in/out | Yes |
/ | / | Flip horizontal | Yes |
o | o | Toggle custom shapes | Yes |
r | r | Reset zoom | Yes |
Backspace | Backspace | Switch cam | Yes |
Space | Space | Toggle window size (small/large) | Yes |
Command + , | Ctrl + , | Open the settings file | Yes |
Arrow Up / Down / Left / Right | Arrow Up / Down / Left / Right | Adjust video offset | Yes |
Command + Shift + Alt + Up | Shift + Alt + Up | Move camera to upper screen edge | No |
Command + Shift + Alt + Down | Shift + Alt + Down | Move camera to lower screen edge | No |
Command + Shift + Alt + Right | Shift + Alt + Right | Move camera to right screen edge | No |
Command + Shift + Alt + 1 | Shift + Alt + 1 | Toggle camera size (small/large) | No |
Command + Shift + Alt + 3 | Shift + Alt + 2 | Toggle camera visibility (show/hide) | No |
Open the camera settings in tray menu
> Settings
, then look for "themeOverrides"
and change "borderWith"
property to "0"
if you should to remove the border. Or you can make it thick by changing the value above to "10px"
for example.
You can use custom shapes using the clip-path
CSS property. You can use a tool like Clippy to play around with different shapes
you can build with clip-path
.
Open the camera settings in tray menu
> Settings
and in the "shapes"
property, place the CSS's clip-path value as you wish.
Open the camera settings in tray menu
> Settings
and change "screen.initial"
and/or "screen.large"
's width and height properties as you wish
Clone de repository, open its folder and install dependencies with:
yarn
Run it using:
yarn dev
👤 Mayk Brito
- Twitter: @maykbrito
- Github: @maykbrito
- LinkedIn: @maykbrito
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