I have installed CamTwist on my MacBook (mid-2015 – Retina display).
Now every app uses that by default.
I want the default webcam to be the FaceTime HD camera installed in my MacBook.
How do I make every app use that webcam by default?
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Sure, there are lots of applications that allow you to remotely view a feed from any camera connected to a Mac, including the built-in camera: EvoCam, RemoteSight, SecuritySpy, or if you're handy with command-line tools, iSightCapture.
Most of these products stream the feed from the camera to a web server, which you can then view on your iPhone or work computer.
I use the Logitech Pro 9000 webcam (which shows up as a Miscellaneous Device in System Profiler, see below) under Mac OS X 10.8.2.
No drivers are required. Simply plug the camera in, then launch a video-enabled application (such as Skype.) You should be able to select the camera as a video device within the app without further ado:
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Best Answer
Looking at http://camtwiststudio.com/support/faq/ the following seems to apply to your situation.
PS: Development for the application may have stopped, the web site looks rather outdated.