4K Camera Emulator Development -- 2
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I’m looking for a developer who can build a virtual-camera emulator that registers itself as a selectable webcam in mainstream desktop applications—Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and any generic camera-testing tool. When a user chooses the emulator, both “front” and “rear” streams must appear and switch instantly with no freezes or artefacts.
Core capabilities
• Night-mode imaging must be available and behave like a real phone camera.
• Manual focus adjustment (via UI control or simple keyboard shortcut/API) is required.
• The emulator has to play 4 K MP4 files continuously for at least ten minutes on Snapdragon 8-class hardware without a single dropped frame.
• Mode or camera switching should remain perfectly smooth during playback and while the camera feed is live.
Deliverables
1. Installer or build script for Windows (macOS support is a plus).
2. Source code with build instructions.
3. Quick test utility or sample app demonstrating night mode, focus control, and 4 K playback.
4. Brief README outlining any driver signing, virtual-webcam framework, or codec dependencies.
I’ll run final acceptance by loading the emulator in Zoom and Teams, toggling front/rear, enabling night mode, tweaking focus, and looping a 4 K MP4 for ten minutes while monitoring dropped frames. If everything stays smooth, the milestone is complete.
Core capabilities
• Night-mode imaging must be available and behave like a real phone camera.
• Manual focus adjustment (via UI control or simple keyboard shortcut/API) is required.
• The emulator has to play 4 K MP4 files continuously for at least ten minutes on Snapdragon 8-class hardware without a single dropped frame.
• Mode or camera switching should remain perfectly smooth during playback and while the camera feed is live.
Deliverables
1. Installer or build script for Windows (macOS support is a plus).
2. Source code with build instructions.
3. Quick test utility or sample app demonstrating night mode, focus control, and 4 K playback.
4. Brief README outlining any driver signing, virtual-webcam framework, or codec dependencies.
I’ll run final acceptance by loading the emulator in Zoom and Teams, toggling front/rear, enabling night mode, tweaking focus, and looping a 4 K MP4 for ten minutes while monitoring dropped frames. If everything stays smooth, the milestone is complete.