AV Webcam Morpher 2.0.53

AV WebCam Morpher 2.0 is a cool software application to morph webcam video and audio streams in real-time. AV WebCam Morpher is specially developed for video chats and is compatible with many Video Instant Messenger applications such as Yahoo Messenger with Voice, Skype, Camfrog, PalTalk Messenger, Windows Live Messenger, and others.

The program replaces your current webcam video signal with its own video loop. In this way it allows you to control your image, voice and background image, as well as apply audio and video effects. You even may have no webcam and still use the program. To change your online presentation, the tool offers lots of pre-made nickfaces which replace your real image with another one of different age, sex and looks. Webcam chat software has a smiley menu to manipulate the virtual 'you' by selecting appropriate gestures and expressions for communication situation at the given moment. Nickface Maker Module offers you to create your own unique nickfaces for more fun online.

For the total disguise you can also use nickvoices and morph your voice into a virtual person's voice. Change your background with the integrated Background changer while broadcasting nickfaces. Webcam Morpher contains 5 ready background images, but you can load your own image files for the background. Background Changer supports JPEG (JPG), BMP and GIF image formats.

AV WebCam Morpher provides 45 ready-to-use video and audio effects to morph your video image and voice in real-time. Using video effects, you can rotate your video image, add 3D subtitles, or give your video image a reflected mirror effect, a pulsar effect, etc. With Audio effects (noise reduction, volume adjustment, band pass filter, band reject filter, voice morpher, etc.) you can modify you voice and improve quality of audio output.

AV Webcam Morpher has its own video recorder, which makes it easy for you to record your morphed or none-morphed voice or video image and save it in the AVI format.

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