At Microsoft they didn't want to be left behind with boom of video conferencing tools created by the coronavirus epidemic. Redmond developers updated Skype with a new custom background feature in a video conference, a feature that has been well received by competitors like Zoom. These funds will go into effect this same week.
The idea behind this feature is that users can hide the domain they have in their rooms or offices, therefore Protect the privacy of places where they make videos. You may remember Apple imports something similar to Photo Booth, where you can send photos or videos.
How to add custom domain to your Skype calls in macOS
First, make sure they had the latest version of Skype installed on your Mac to get the job working. If you still haven't seen it, don't worry: awareness is still contagious and it's a matter of time that you have it.
Once you've confirmed that and you're open with Skype when your account is activated, click on the Skype menu (that's in the top bar of the program menu) and then & # 39;Audio and Video Settings& # 39;:
In the Settings window that appears, where you will see them, click the & # 39;add& # 39 ;. You can select any image and set it as a layer, as I tried in the following image:
From now on, this background will apply to all Skype video calls you make. You need to consider two things: that the image is stored locally and that it has a panoramic rating, because all web cameras work with that standard when making videos.
