IriunCamera
Universal version latest seen at v1.5 · Reported by 6 Macs in the community.
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IriunCamera is a virtual camera component for macOS that enables the use of iPhones, iPads, and Android devices as wireless webcams via CoreMediaIO integration. Once installed, the virtual camera appears in video conferencing apps like Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and OBS Studio, allowing users to stream from their mobile device's camera as if it were a native webcam. The component is supplied by Iriun and integrates directly with macOS's camera framework. A native Apple Silicon build has been confirmed running on Macs in the Rosetta Check community.
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1 suggestionIriunCamera is a virtual camera component that operates through macOS CoreMediaIO and requires the Iriun app to be installed on your Mac. A native Apple Silicon build of this component has already been confirmed running on Macs in our community. To ensure you have the native version, open the Iriun application on your Mac, check for updates through its built-in update mechanism (typically Help → Check for Updates or the app's settings menu), and install the latest release. If you have not yet installed Iriun, download the current version from Iriun's official website or the Mac App Store — new installations will receive the native Apple Silicon build automatically. After updating, restart any video conferencing apps that use the virtual camera for the change to take effect.
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