KVYcam is a program that allows you to split the video signal produced by your webcam into several video signals, so you can send the video signal to a program like Skype and to a video capture platform at the same time.
As well as being able to transmit video simultaneously to multiple services, the environment also captures video for streaming.
Once you download the program from its official page, you'll see that it connects directly to the internal or external webcam of your computer. From its interface you can change the frames per second, resolution, CPU video load, define the video quality for each signal division (webcam only), manipulate camera features (if available), and of course record video, among other functions.
For recording video to stream, you also have the option to record sound and save the file in formats such as MKV/WebM, AVI, MP4/MOV, MPEG-TS/PS, FLV, OGG, and so on.
The platform is truly a great option to transmit the same video signal to different environments and manipulate the signal individually. In our tests it worked very well and consumed very few system resources.
KVYcam is a free program that is available for the Windows operating system.
