Using ManyCam With Skype

Like Zoom, ManyCam provides its users the opportunity to use Skype to broadcast and carry out live conferences. Since Skype is already a very popular app among businesses and regular uses, they won’t have any issues in integrating ManyCam with Skype.

What is Skype?

Skype is a pioneer in the video calling software famous for free videos, group calls, and instant messages. Corporations and organizations across the globe use Skype due to its quality and features. In addition to that, its compatibility with different operating systems such as Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS facilitates effective conversations from one end to another. You can download the app to your phone and use it to attend meetings, online classes, etc at any time. The neatest feature about Skype is that it is free to use and download, which allows it to be used by both beginners and pros.

Can I use ManyCam With Skype?

Yes, ManyCam can be used with Skype. Download ManyCam and Simply follow the instructions mentioned below to set this in no time.

Step 1: Log-In

Log in to your Skype account. Enter your email address and password to log-in and launch both ManyCam and Skype.

Step 2: Setting a Preset

After you have logged-in and the apps are running, you will need to set up a Preset in ManyCam. There are several options offered by ManyCam to its users in terms of sharing content such as picture in picture mode. This allows the user to organize and display content during live conversations. Setting-Up a Preset requires Navigating to the Preset section and choosing one of the Preset options. Next, you will need to select Desktop and All displays for the application to show the content or app running on your desktop.

Step 3: Creating a New or Group Chat

Click New Chat to create a new chat with a friend, colleague or a group chat with several participants. Next, assign a name to group chat and proceed to select the participants. Click the -> sign to confirm your selection and the group will be created within a second.

Step 4: Audio & Video Setup (Skype)

The next step of the setup process requires setting both audio and video, which is quite simple. Navigate to Settings and click Audio & Video to enter the setting section. On the top, the app will display the camera, whereas settings for the microphone and speaker are laid in the following sections. Moreover, Skype will automatically detect your camera. Tap USB Camera on the top-right corner and Select ManyCam Virtual Webcam. Furthermore, Skype allows you to test audio in addition to making a free test call to ensure that all the devices are working properly.

Step 5: Share Content

By now you are done with setting the Preset, adding ManyCam Virtual Camera and creating a new chat. The only thing left now is that you need to select a Preset, which contains the content you want to share with the participants.

Price Comparison

ManyCam

For Individuals

Standard

  • $29/Year or $69 Lifetime

Studio

  • $59/Year or $119 Lifetime

Premium

  • $79/Year or $149 Lifetime

For Businesses

Enterprise 3

  • $119/Year or $298

Enterprise 5

  • $189/Year or $475

Enterprise 10

  • $279/Year or $798

Skype

For Home

Office 365 Home

  • $71.90/Year

Office 365 Personal

  • $55.72/Year

Office Home & Student-2019

  • $113.85-One-time purchase

For Businesses

Office 365 Business

  • $8.25 user/month

Office 365 Business Premium

  • $12.50 user/month

Office 365 Business Essentials

  • $5.00 user/month

*All business prices are for an annual commitment

*All business prices do not include tax

Raza Ali Kazmi

Raza Ali Kazmi works as an editor and technology content writer at Sorcim Technologies (Pvt) Ltd. He loves to pen down articles on a wide array of technology related topics and has also been diligently testing software solutions on Windows & Mac platforms.