A real virtual camera
Every Mac app sees LemurCam as an ordinary webcam — no plugins, no fiddling. Pick it in Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime, OBS and anywhere else.
LemurCam turns any RTSP or ONVIF IP camera into a virtual webcam and microphone on macOS — so you show up on every call with the lens you actually want.
Universal · Apple Silicon & Intel · Signed & notarized
Shows up everywhere you already are
Everything in the box
LemurCam lives quietly in your menu bar and does one thing beautifully: makes your IP camera feel like it was built into your Mac.
Every Mac app sees LemurCam as an ordinary webcam — no plugins, no fiddling. Pick it in Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime, OBS and anywhere else.
Flip on the optional LemurCam Microphone and your camera's sound flows straight into calls — AAC, G.711 and L16 all pass through.
Paste an RTSP URL, or let ONVIF discovery sweep your Wi-Fi and find cameras for you. No port-hunting required.
Streams only when an app or the preview is actually watching, then quietly idles. Your camera and CPU get a break.
A native VideoToolbox pipeline keeps video buttery at 30fps while sipping CPU — frames stay in their native format end to end.
Up in three steps
A guided setup turns on the LemurCam system extension — and the optional microphone — in a couple of clicks.
Discover cameras on your network or paste an RTSP URL. LemurCam connects, decodes, and shows a live preview.
In any app's camera menu, choose LemurCam. You're live — with the lens you actually wanted to use.
A closer look
A sidebar for settings, device cards that tell you exactly what's running, and a guided setup that walks you through every step.
Plays well with
If it speaks RTSP or ONVIF, LemurCam can stream it. That covers most popular IP-camera lines — and microphone pass-through works whenever the camera sends common audio formats.
…and most other RTSP / ONVIF cameras
Download LemurCam, point it at your camera, and pick it in your next call. Free and open source.
Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later