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Preview CoreML video models on any video feed

Preview CoreML video models on any video feed

by fasecharmer·Feb 13, 2026·1 point·0 comments

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The Take

You can grab a CoreML model from Hugging Face and see inference applied to a live camera feed in realtime while stacking cinematic effects, firing one-shot triggers from MIDI, and streaming out via a virtual camera or RTMP. The combo of local CoreML preview + unlimited sources and CSS-overlay widgets is a clever, practical playground for both creators and researchers — the real test will be model compatibility and performance across consumer Macs.

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Target Audience

Streamers, content creators, macOS power users, and developers who want to test or demo CoreML video models

Post Description

Hello everyone -- my name is Chase, the creator of Camera Graph. Frustrated by lack of customizable video tools out there for macOS that aren't OBS, I built Camera Graph. The latest update surfaces the ability to download CoreML models directly from Hugging Face and preview them on any video feed.

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