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Alas, neither of these will work on iOS devices.

If your Program feed (what's going out publicly) is playing a video, you can have an audio conversation with your Interview Mode guest while the video is playing IF you MUTE your audio channel AND the Interview Mode audio channel - you'll find this in the Sound Levels panel. Please note that there is a setting in Ecamm Preferences that lowers the movie audio for your Interview Mode guests, however, this will not lower it for you, the Producer, so if the movie audio is loud you may have trouble hearing your guest(s).

Thanks for the comment! Interestingly, there is a greenish tone to the painted wall behind me (outside the vertical slat wall). However, the skin tone I still find is warmer out of the box, compared to the Insta360.

WOW! Thank you so much for the kind words! I very much appreciate it.

Hey there! Yes, both of you need to go into your Zoom account settings and enable 'Far end camera control'.

@ Ah! Thanks so much.

@@saintwolfvision no they have to click the top right to show the chat sidebar. You should do this as part of your preshow when you bring the guest on.

In the web browser tab that the guest is looking at, there's a chat icon at the top right of the page. They click that, and the chat panel will appear on the right side of the page.

@@danielchilive Ok cool we've done but how do we speak to each other without distrubing the live stream? Like if I have music and videos playing

@@saintwolfvision check my other comment 😀

If you're using Interview Mode, you can adjust each individual guest's audio by hovering over their video in the Interview Mode panel, and at the top right of each of their videos will be an audio slider. You can only LOWER their audio, you cannot boost it. If their audio is not loud enough they will have to do something on their end like get closer to their mic or adjust their gain. If you are using Ecamm for Zoom, then at this time it is not possible to adjust each guest's audio levels at all, so you will have to get each of them to do something on their ends to lower or raise their volume (easy if they have a mixer or interface, but not really possible if they are just using a built-in mic unfortunately).

Glad you liked it!

Excellent that you also have the Insta360 Link 2! Yes, it is very good for experts as well as beginners, and you're right...if you don't move around a lot, then getting a PTZ camera is not very worthwhile. That would be where one might get the Link 2C instead which is the same as the Link 2 but is fixed.

@@imowgrass this is an excellent 3-line summary of my video! 🤣❤️

Sorry man! I'm going through all of these trying to find a top notch out-of-the-box best unit. I have a M-Audio UBER MIC that works even on locked down work computers. Trying to find someone, anyone that will discuss better webcams from this aspect. I use an LG CX48 for my display, so my work laptop is closed and mounted to the side of my desk. It's pretty locked down. Corp. will allow drivers but not the companion software. A quality cam is vital, same with the mic. I know that I'm not alone in people using their own hardware on their corporate machines, especially when it comes to sales.

@@imowgrass no apologies necessary! I actually love the comment. Have you tried the Obsbot Meet 2? It’s really good out of the box. The audio on that is acceptable but if you really want to sound better consider the low cost Boya wired lav mic that I recommend in my Remote Guest Kit video. That, along with the Meet 2 are pretty bang on, no drivers or software required. ruclips.net/video/LkmF9MMG3eg/видео.html

@@danielchilive Thanks for the recommendation. I don't need a mic, for sure. The one I use now is top notch. Just needing a sweet cam! Thinking of dropping a nickel on a Sony or Nikon 0_o

@@hyerimjadefor now I’ll keep both but yes if you have one or the other it might not be the best to change over if what you have is working for you. 😀

There are several factors that could cause that including, but not limited to, poor lighting or contrast and the camera cannot differentiate you from the background, you're moving too fast (if this, then make sure to change the tracking speed in the software), or maybe you're turning too much so much so that the camera 'lost' you.

Thank you! I appreciate your correction.

@@DoubleDropkickPodcast thank you! I agree with the decision on keeping the same manufacturers. Keep on creating! 😀

Woohoo! If you don't need PTZ, take a look at the OBSBOT Meet 2 - THAT THING IS UH-MA-ZING and it's insanely priced at only $130USD! geni.us/OsMK

What's up Dean! You have to enable Far End Camera Control on both your Zoom Account as well as the guest's. support.zoom.com/hc/en/article?id=zm_kb&sysparm_article=KB0066662 You can't use it for your own camera though. Only your guest's PTZ camera.

Thank you kindly!

WHOOP WHOOP! Can't wait to see what you do with it! 😀

It was fun making it! Reminded me of when I was a kid and I used to smash up my cars... 🤣

Hey Gary!!!

@@60sfit4u he definitely is adorable and also annoying at times. 🤣🤣🤣

@@danielchilive 😂😂 it was “you giving in” for me😂

I feel ya and agree with you on that. I’m picking up an Obsbot Tiny 2 next week and will play with it to compare.

I’ve personally had mixed experiences with the Obsbots in the past. I’ve found that it really depends on your lighting. I am picking up a Tiny 2 next week and will make a comparison video though!

Hey @DrivenSpice! If you have the Mee M6 IEMs, or any other , you can use a 3.5mm extension cable to make it work for you. I've had to use a 25ft cable one time, though I think 3, 6, or 10ft should be more than adequate for most creators. Most wired IEMs have short cords so extension cables are needed regardless of the brand. If you want higher end audio quality, not that it's necessary, you can look into the Shure IEM series.

@@danielchilive Thank you Daniel. Thats super helpful.

I definitely think the Link 2 is the way to go! It's the perfect companion camera that has a lot of flexibility for creators.

Hey Dan! I don't have that on the docket, however, I can add it!

@@danielchilive thank you. I like my tiny but I feel like there are areas of improvement that I want to see if the link avoids such as overheating, sensitivity on the gesturing etc

Glad it was helpful!

@@DeferoChavo true but I still feel it’s one of the better ones. At the end of the day, you can’t make a small sensor do what bigger more costly sensors do. 😀

@@storystrategist oooh not yet, but I’ll add that to the list!

@@TheRealJPAdventures glad you found this as a helpful reminder! I use the feature with one of my clients all the time!

@@danielchilive - I think it's a good option. I just need to test it out for a POC effort.

@@Farhan-l4g6o I hear ya! But you do get what you pay for. I bet they’ll have better pricing once more manufacturers create the same type of arm. Neewer has one but it’s kind of big imo.

Zoom says "Both users (the one requesting control and the one giving control) must have this turned on", which may be tricky to guide your guest where to set if it's not turned ON already. The reason you've missed this is - your demo is most likely using your account for both host and guest, so - you turn it on at the host side, it is also turned on at the guest side. With a real guest, it may be a bit more challenging 😏 Other than that - cool tip 👍

Hey David! The remote control feature should be available on all Zoom paid plans, however, it will depend on the camera your remote guest has. I've tested it successfully on the Insta360 Link, Link 2, and the Obsbot PTZ series webcams with success. You may have to go into your Zoom.us settings into the "Meeting > In Meeting (Advanced)" section and enable "Far end camera control".

@@My88-88 thank you!

Thank you for the kudos, DoubleDropkickPodcast! And DUUUUDE...that's an EPIC studio you got there!

@@danielchilive thank you! I enjoy doing my little thing , it fun to do and interact with folks as I’m sure you are aware.

@@DoubleDropkickPodcast 💯 I used to be such a huge WWF fanatic, so you're bringing back some good ol' memories!

DO IT! It's sooooo goooooood!

It’s my absolute pleasure! Stay tuned for more helpful stuff! 😀

@@geoffwilkingsphotography thanks for following! Much appreciated!

Thanks for watching, man!

@@LiveBroadcastingRocks my pleasure! It was fun to make and I really do love this new arm from @elgato, so I’m going to pick up a couple more and sell the older ones.

@@NotDeadYETTTT and thank you…again! Hahaha

@@Catelynmeow I haven’t found a single piece that has both mic and comfortable headset, but what I do - when I need to move AND hear things - I use over ear Bluetooth headphones by Oladance.

@@Catelynmeow skip ahead a few minutes and you can see on my left ear a wireless earphone. ruclips.net/user/livewSAANzYPvnA

@@danielchilive thank you!

Yeah, that will happen. But it's not Ecamm, it's just how chromakeying works unfortunately. Unless you've got a very high quality production and equipment to match, these thin items, and hair, will not look great. That's why I generally do not recommend using green screens. In Ecamm, you can make adjustments to the green colour sensitivity - there's a slider that appears when you enable green screen. You'll just have to play with it until you get the most optimal, but not necessarily perfect, look.Another hack method you can try is by adding tape around the wire to make it even more prominent.

@@danielchilive Thanks, Daniel. I agree, avoiding a green screen would be the best approach.

RIGHT!?!?!

SOP and run down planning are quite essential, would like to know deeper insights and best practices about that. (I’ve been following your video for couple weeks, thanks for your efforts on helpful experiences and insighs.)

I went over SOPs in greater detail during my Live Producer Playbook training last month. The next training will be in November! Visit www.danielchi.live/playbook to get on the waitlist!

Terrific presentation!

@@NotDeadYETTTT thank you!

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Great q! If I need to hear audio, I wear either…1st choice: wired in ear monitors attached to a long 3.5mm extension cable (I have a 25ft cable)… or 2nd choice: Bluetooth ear buds. Wireless is always saving choice due to the chance of disconnections though, so I always have the weird ones as a backup.