emulator with virtual camera

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Hello, I'm trying to set up an emulator with a virtual camera, I've been working on it for a month now but wasn't able to achieve any final results.
I created an Android Virtual Device with android studio and output a virtual camera via OBS as it's camera but the problem I run into is it won't run any apps that require external libraries since the AVDs architecture is x86_64 and the libraries are for arm64, if anyone has any experience with this please point me in the right direction.
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I've already got done with the basics like outputting a virtual camera and bypassing emulation detection, SSL pinning and root detection with frida, but I have a problem, the emulator architecture it's x86_64 and 95% of commercial apps use external libraries which need a native bridge to translate from arm64 to amd64, so the emulator can't run my target app, you will find step-by-step break down of what I've done.

1. acquired software: android studio and android 11/16 system images, OBS (with v4l2loopback), adb, frida-server (emulator side) and frida-tools (pc side), and frida scripts to bypass emulation, debugging root detection and SSL pinning
2. created an AVD with android 16 and android 11 (android 11 because it has native bridge pre-installed)
3. setup the AVDs and modified their configs so they take in virtual camera output
4. rooted both AVDs and installed frida-server on them

here's where I ran into a problem android 16 can't launch the app because it can't find the necessary libraries and android 11 has a problem running with frida (frida thinks the android is jailed because of google safetynet and playprotect), so I came up with possible solutions run the android 16 image on qemu with arm64 keep in mind this needs a machine capable of hardware virtualization, another solution is to somehow get frida to work with android 11. If anyone has any experience please nudge me in the right direction.
 
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