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I still use Ecamm, for the effects and overlays. It works with Riverside, but for my clients in most situations, I suggest Riverside.

Yep, the fan keeps the camera going all day long. I switch it on in the morning and shut it off when I finish work.

@@KenOkazaki Thanks, Ken, much appreciated. I wanted to let you know that I’ve just launched my podcast series. It’s been a while in the making, and I recorded the first session in a studio. Here’s my plan: if we receive positive feedback from session one, I’d like to start recording remotely in person (outside of the studio), and remotely. For that, I'll need to handle the recording myself. Do you think your GoBoxStudio would deliver great results for in-person video podcasting? Typically, there will be two people involved. Also, would you recommend swapping out the Canon for the Sony ZV-E1? Should jump on a call, but don't want to waste your time, until I see how the first session 1 goes :)

@@ianmarkram8460 The GoBox is totally the way to go for in-person video podcasting on the go. The rig in this video is better for a stationary setup, but there's no way I would choose this over the GoBox for a traveling kit. In terms of camera, I'd keep the Canon that comes with the GoBox because of the size and weight, which are serious considerations when traveling.

Yep. Use OBS, Streamyear, Ecamm, or any major streaming software. Set your video feed as the background. Put your text as white on black and share it as the foreground. Set the transparency to "screen" to erase the black background. Done! However... careful when shooting video with a bright background, as it will affect the contrast in the recording.

great question. The variable here is *any*. Most streaming software has a lag setting where you can set it up to delay by a couple frames to keep all the video angles and audio in perfect sync. LMK how it goes!

Yes, everything goes through a single Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4 cable, including charging the laptop. I linked my hub in the description below.

@@KenOkazaki Thanks for the reply! People often report issues when trying to use the higher end webcams thru a hub. Seems like Thunderbolt's throughput solves a lot of that.

@@BryanVehonsky yes. I've set up over 100 studios like this. so far so good.

glad you enjoyed it!

same think when using zoom. shows elgato logo with "no signal"

@@gregoryjhickman trouble-shoot this by skipping the splitter and plugging directly to your computer. If it works, then the splitter is the problem and may need to be replaced. If it doesn't work, then you might have a problem with a faulty cable or the cam link itself. LMK when. you find the source of the problem

@@KenOkazaki it works direct. i use the splitter i bought brand new from your link.

@@gregoryjhickman it's possible that the version differs from country to country. Can you send me the amazon link you used?

Glad it’s worked out for you on android.

Thank Jon, and I'm glad I had it ready for when we did our interview.

thanks! More to come

These are a dangerous duo when you use it right. I just made a new tutorial on integrating a Stream Deck with these. Check it out

Thank you so much 😀

@@KenOkazaki I assume it would work in a similar way with a Samsung galaxy tab ultra with the Elgato 4k camlink ?

@@TheOneMuslim I haven't done that exact configuration, but I've use it with other USB-C android devices that are similar to it.

@@KenOkazaki ill try to get those items soon and test them out and ill let you know how i go

Yes! Happy to hear that you're getting it set up.

This is a custom-build one, but I also bought a new one and did a full unboxing and setup video on it here: ruclips.net/video/qulCieus__4/видео.htmlsi=TbQn6RHRY4C7FoIL

thank you!

coming soon with a detailed video on this

@@KenOkazaki welcome to drop me an email and maybe i can share with you what i intend on doing as it could apply to more than myself? more details you know the better video it will be i assume

@@TheOneMuslim details here in the comments would be better.

I'll drop you an email just so the comment won't be so long, and yeah happy to connect man, it's something I need and it'll be interesting to any educators out there too whomever stream online with stream yard etc

@@KenOkazaki Apologies for my absence; unexpected events cropped up this week, disrupting my plans entirely. Nonetheless, I'm back momentarily. Currently, I'm utilising StreamYard for my streaming needs, and I'm keen on incorporating dual-camera functionality along with sharing a screen possibly using a drawing display like Artist Pro 14 (Gen 2) /ipad (but to know both avenues would be great). Here's what I aim to achieve regarding streaming and text coverage: Firstly, I require the capability to open a PDF, annotate it in real-time as I navigate through its pages, and exhibit this process on the stream. Meanwhile, a small primary camera would be focused on me, addressing the audience. In the event that I opt for a physical book instead, a top-down view of my workspace, capturing the text, would be the preferred setup. Thus, flexibility is paramount, as there may be occasions where I need to switch between a PDF and a physical book during the stream. Additionally, I'm considering integrating a Stream Deck, potentially in conjunction with StreamYard and OBS, to incorporate custom animations for transitioning between camera views. This may involve utilising plugins to facilitate smooth transitions. Obviously there is a teleprompter in the mix too can you help with this please? Also messaged you via IG incase you wanted anymore clarification on the setup

you got it!

clamp is the way to go!

already shot this. Will upload shortly

appreciate you Michael!

You bet! I post as often as I can.

Easy! I shoot in 4k or higher and crop in. TikTok, Reels, Shorts all max out at 1080p, usually smaller, so there is no resolution lost. Use wider lenses to capture the height if needed. I want to shoot and re-use for both tall and wide formats. For example, this videos are shot in 8:7 format (almost square) so I'd crop about the same amount whether it's for portrait or landscape. Also, turning a regular camera sideways limits the compatibility with a lot of teleprompters and streaming software. When I shoot on my phone for reels, then it's going to be shot in portrait.

thank you! what else do you want me to create content about?

thanks Max! appreciate the comment

No problem 👍

thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

thanks brother!

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Wouldn’t know.