There is a very common windows program called “manycam” which does this, but it doesn’t seem to exist for android IF you know of anything that does that, please let me know. A workaround would be some driver for android that would let an incoming IP video stream seem to android-x86 to be a front or back camera. I can’t use windows Hyper-V, because **those** virtual machines don’t have USB support!! And like you, I want to run Skype on the android-x86, so I need USB to attach the camera. Is VMWare any better? does it viirtualize the GPU as well as the CPU? If so, that would be a big reason to prefer vmware over virtualbox. WOuld you know if this is true? is there some way to ‘pass through’ the gpu, or get better graphics performance out of a vrtualbox pc? IF this is true, i guess that explains why it seems to not be very snappy. INstead, it has it’s own software graphics. after a lot of digging around, I think I understood that virtualbox does NOT virtualize the GPU - which in my case is an NVIDIA gtx 970. Unfrtunately however, there’s a problem - perhaps you understand what’s really going on: my android-51.1 is sort of sluggish on virtualbox. I just changed the names of these three files by replacing x86 with x86_64 - and that was enough for all the 64-bit images to work!! There are three files which need to change names to get 64-bit to work: I’ve been trying to get 64-bits running on virtualbox.and failing for weeks, but I finally found the problem earlier today. I don’t know if you’ve been trying to get the 64-bit builds to work.
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