The most useful part of mmhmm is the ability to easily control and manipulate my onscreen image when screencasting. For any video presentation or live video app, like Zoom or Google Meet, my first step is to use mmhmm as my camera which instantly gives me the ability to control the size and position of my live image. After this, I load a slide deck from a powerpoint, or I share my screen of an application or a website I want to talk about. Mmhmm gives me the power to position my image over the displayed slide deck or website. I do this to be able to point at material as I talk about it with my own fingers. This functionally is very natural and powerful for capturing audience attention. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The aspect of mmhmm that I am not satisfied with is that sometimes there is a delay of a few milliseconds of my live image when using mmhmm as virtual camera with some software. I can see a delay of my lips moving and I have noticed it the most when using Classin. I also dislike that there is an artificial cut-off where the virtual camera cannot capture my image. For example, when I lift my arm straight up or too far to the edge of the virtual camera, my arm will look cut off. I then have to adjust the virtual camera image size, to allow my fingers to be seen pointing at the object on my background slide. I hope one day that this functionality can improve, but it may be a computer hardware issue or an issue of the camera itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.