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In the Capture tab, check the 'Video' checkbox, then select your USB webcam.Choose File menu > Open Capture Device.

Go to the Video section, and uncheck the 'Window decorations' setting.Open VLC, and go to VLC menu > Preferences.If you want to float a VLC-driven live view of the webcam, do the following: The image froze sometimes and I would have to re-plug the webcam to get it back in VLC (while QuickTime never exhibited the same problem, even while VLC was doing a freeze frame!). Luckily, VLC overcomes both of these issues-though I sometimes had stability issues with the webcam connection in VLC. For certain apps, like Keynote, it actually doesn't 'float on top', which may defeat the point depending on what/how you're presenting!.You can't get the player controls to stay hidden on hover like you can with VLC, so you have to be careful moving your mouse over the video window.There are two downsides to using QuickTime, though:

When you need it to 'float' on top of all other windows, choose View menu > Float on top.

Choose 'High' or 'Maximum' resolution from the little dropdown menu next to the record button.

Also consider turning off auto white-balance and setting that manually too so the color balance doesn't change during the presentation.

Turn off autofocus, then manually adjust the focus slider until it's tack sharp.

Download the 'Camera Settings' app, and open it up after you plug in your webcam, but before you get started with your presentation.

If you use a Logitech camera like I do, you can ensure it's focus is tack-sharp and color balance is the way you want it to be:

Using QuickTime Player with 'Float on top'.

I found that there are actually two ways to do it on the Mac:

I wanted to find a way to display an external USB webcam (in my case this Logitech 1080p webcam) live picture, overlaid on my presentation. For my Raspberry Pi Dramble presentation, Everything I know about Kubernetes I learned from a cluster of Raspberry Pis, I wanted to be able to show all of the audience-who could be dozens or hundreds of feet away-a tiny Raspberry Pi cluster of computers, which is in total about the size of a cantaloupe.

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