Hi, I would like to add a usb webcam as my main camera on my tablet to stream on streamyard as streamyard doesn't show my front facing camera on my tablet the screen is blank. Please can you show me how to do this. Many thanks
Hey there! So, in this case, you would need a device like a BlackMagic ATEM to seamlessly switch between cameras. www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/atemmini - Katie 🦆
HELP ! I have got a Go Pro, I want to stream using my go pro camera with streamyard on my phone to make walking tour videos of Belfast. I have my phone connected to the camera, but the go pro is not coming up as an option for camera in the streamyard studio options. Should it be ?
Hi there, great question! The extra camera will need to be recognized as a webcam by your browser, in order to be recognized in StreamYard-- you can test this here: webcammictest.com/ ~M 🦆
I have a Canon M50 mark II is the compatible with Stream yard live streaming? I have it hook up to a cam link capture card from mini Hdmi to Hdmi and when I select cam link in the camera options the camera not coming up as a web cam
This is great, but I wish it was at least included with the 2nd tier plan. Are you working on a layout to have picture in picture? This would be great.
@@StreamYard The only PIP I see is if I added my self into the video layout SHIFT+7. The PIP I am talking about is when I can put my face cam in one of the corners of the screen, and my main cam as the full screen cam. This is a very common layout.
If I wanted to use 3 webcams on a single streamyard session, what is the best way to power those webcams? Clearly I can't run them all from one computer as I would overwhelm the device with too much bandwidth. Is it possible to run 2 webcams (I use Brio) on a single computer without performance issues? Or should I go with one computer per webcam?
Hey do you have any course videos on all this? I’m coming from ecamm and having a really hard time. I even went back and paid for ecamm just to finish a live.
What specific questions do you have? Feel free to reach out to our Support Team here: streamyard.com/contact. We also have a webinar here: streamyard.com/webinars/getting-started Let me know if these help. Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Hey there! Currently, you can only add an extra camera with our Professional plan, but you can enter the studio from other devices or other tabs! - Katie 🦆
Ughh....I wanted to just add a non mic camera to show the yard outside. (As compared to the yard inside?) Oh well, Just starting with StreamYard...so no pro for me. Good video!
You can on our StreamYard Professional plan. Another solution would be to share the guest link with a mobile device, and mute the audio on the device. You could then bring the mobile device in as another view. Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
I have a wildlife youtube channel based in the Grand Tetons where there's a high concentration of grizzly bears where theres plenty of internet connection so I have been doing livestreams of me driving through the park exploring and looking for wildlife for my viewers. I'm planning on adding a 2nd camera, a sony a7iii with a sony 200-600 zoom lens so I can obtain excellent footage of grizzlies for my viewers this Spring and Summer! I was also wondering if I could also have a 3rd camera and connect a Gopro 9? I havent tested this out yet but was wondering if you could give me some feedback in regards to my plans using streamyard for my livestreams, thanks! Gunner
That should work. I think the GoPro 9 supports connecting with just a standard cable so that you can use it as a camera. In order to have three cameras, you would probably want to look at something like the ATEM Mini Pro, to be able to switch between multiple cameras. streamyard.com/blog/live-streaming-equipment/how-to-use-atem-mini-pro-with-streamyard/ Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Hi there, if the GoPro is recognized by the browser, yes! It should show up as an option to select as a camera source with the Extra Camera Feature :) ~M 🦆
I know it’s been a while but do you have to see the second camera at all times? I want to switch between them but not have them both on the screen at the same time when interviewing a guest. Anyone know?
If you use the secondary camera is does it keep the first ones audio or does it cut the audio off? For instance if i start the show as a monolog then hit thw second camera to have my in studio guest in frame. Toggling between cameras rather than both up at the same time
Hi there! If you are on the professional plan, you can add another camera by clicking the "share" button at the bottom of your screen inside the broadcast studio! For the zooming feature you mentioned, we don't have something like this quite yet, but you can submit a feature request here for our team to review! forms.gle/1MTHi4hyUxS7DVKU7 😊 -Sam 🦆
Hey Streamyard! Does the extra camera feature work when I am a guest in other person’s livestream? For example, could I join a friend’s livestream and share my second camera as though I were sharing my screen? Would my friend need to have the professional plan, would only I need the professional plan, or would both of us need the professional plan? Thanks!
Hey there! As a guest, even if you have professional, you won't be able to use the extra camera unfortunately. We tested it to make sure, with two of us on professional, and the guest could not use it :( but, you can enter from another window or device to mimic a second camera! Hopefully, that helps! - Katie 🦆
@@StreamYard Thanks Katie! That’s unfortunate to hear, but good to know. I hope that Streamyard makes that option available at some point, as it would be beneficial for traditional artists as myself to showcase live drawing without having to take up another guest slot in the host’s livestream. Thanks anyways!
I recently paid for the basic and I have a iPad with a video capture card but it does not bring it up it only selects the front and back camera I don't know what else I need but I don't want to keep buying equipment can you guys help me out or is there a link about a external camera with the iPad for going live with stream yard? Thanks
A video capture card isn’t going to work with an iPad. That’s for connecting certain types of cameras to a computer so it can convert the video signal. iPads don’t support using an external camera. Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Hi. Which model Canon Ti? There are a number of them. Most need a capture card. Then once you plug it into your computer, it should show up as a camera. Here are some capture cards to consider if you haven't purchased one yet. streamyard.com/blog/live-streaming-equipment/best-capture-cards-for-live-streaming/ Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Creative ways to use an extra camera in your live streams: ruclips.net/video/MKg6Pz9cuRE/видео.html
So grateful they added this option! Using it for remote board games, Tarot readings, and peeking at cookbooks with a top-down view!
Thank you for the feedback.
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Thanks for the tip, Christian! This will come in handy, for sure!
But how do I connect my phone to the camera
This is perfect for Unboxing videos! So helpful!
Hi Christian!! We use the Stream Deck for multi camera use.
In what way? Do you use it to switch cameras?
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Hi, I would like to add a usb webcam as my main camera on my tablet to stream on streamyard as streamyard doesn't show my front facing camera on my tablet the screen is blank. Please can you show me how to do this. Many thanks
Thanks! Wondering how I might use streamdeck or something to toggle between cams seamlessly, like I see Sean Cannel (THINK MEDIA) and Nick Ninim do???
Hey there! So, in this case, you would need a device like a BlackMagic ATEM to seamlessly switch between cameras. www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/atemmini - Katie 🦆
@@StreamYard Thanks! I appreciate that.
Thank you so much! Streamyard seems to have great helpful tips. I'm gonna dump zoom
We love to hear this. Please reach out if you ever have any questions. We are here to help. - Julie 🦆
HELP ! I have got a Go Pro, I want to stream using my go pro camera with streamyard on my phone to make walking tour videos of Belfast. I have my phone connected to the camera, but the go pro is not coming up as an option for camera in the streamyard studio options. Should it be ?
Can I add external RTMP stream from my DJI Mavic Mini as an extra cam to my stream?
Hi there, great question! The extra camera will need to be recognized as a webcam by your browser, in order to be recognized in StreamYard-- you can test this here: webcammictest.com/ ~M 🦆
Can you zoom in and out slightly while your streaming, kinda like what your doing?
Your webcam might offer additional controls for your webcam or camera. What type of camera are you using?
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Wow that's awesome
I have a Canon M50 mark II is the compatible with Stream yard live streaming? I have it hook up to a cam link capture card from mini Hdmi to Hdmi and when I select cam link in the camera options the camera not coming up as a web cam
We'd love to help you with this in our 24/7 support live chat! Come visit us at streamyard.com/contact. 😊
-Sam 🦆
This is great, but I wish it was at least included with the 2nd tier plan. Are you working on a layout to have picture in picture? This would be great.
Picture-in-picture is available under the layouts section. Or if there a different type of PiP you are looking for?
@@StreamYard The only PIP I see is if I added my self into the video layout SHIFT+7. The PIP I am talking about is when I can put my face cam in one of the corners of the screen, and my main cam as the full screen cam. This is a very common layout.
What kind of microphone are you using for this video? Can it be used whilst streaming? Thanks
If I wanted to use 3 webcams on a single streamyard session, what is the best way to power those webcams? Clearly I can't run them all from one computer as I would overwhelm the device with too much bandwidth. Is it possible to run 2 webcams (I use Brio) on a single computer without performance issues? Or should I go with one computer per webcam?
You can run 2 on one computer. For the third, I would add it to another computer.
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Hey do you have any course videos on all this? I’m coming from ecamm and having a really hard time.
I even went back and paid for ecamm just to finish a live.
What specific questions do you have? Feel free to reach out to our Support Team here: streamyard.com/contact.
We also have a webinar here: streamyard.com/webinars/getting-started
Let me know if these help.
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Can you add more than 2 cameras?
Hey there! Currently, you can only add an extra camera with our Professional plan, but you can enter the studio from other devices or other tabs! - Katie 🦆
Ughh....I wanted to just add a non mic camera to show the yard outside. (As compared to the yard inside?)
Oh well, Just starting with StreamYard...so no pro for me. Good video!
You can on our StreamYard Professional plan.
Another solution would be to share the guest link with a mobile device, and mute the audio on the device. You could then bring the mobile device in as another view.
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Thanks @@StreamYard Just getting started with StreamYard. Still tripping over the simple steps.
I have a wildlife youtube channel based in the Grand Tetons where there's a high concentration of grizzly bears where theres plenty of internet connection so I have been doing livestreams of me driving through the park exploring and looking for wildlife for my viewers. I'm planning on adding a 2nd camera, a sony a7iii with a sony 200-600 zoom lens so I can obtain excellent footage of grizzlies for my viewers this Spring and Summer! I was also wondering if I could also have a 3rd camera and connect a Gopro 9? I havent tested this out yet but was wondering if you could give me some feedback in regards to my plans using streamyard for my livestreams, thanks! Gunner
That should work. I think the GoPro 9 supports connecting with just a standard cable so that you can use it as a camera.
In order to have three cameras, you would probably want to look at something like the ATEM Mini Pro, to be able to switch between multiple cameras. streamyard.com/blog/live-streaming-equipment/how-to-use-atem-mini-pro-with-streamyard/
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Can you use gopro as second camera?
Hi there, if the GoPro is recognized by the browser, yes! It should show up as an option to select as a camera source with the Extra Camera Feature :) ~M 🦆
@@StreamYard its not coming up as an option .......help
I know it’s been a while but do you have to see the second camera at all times? I want to switch between them but not have them both on the screen at the same time when interviewing a guest. Anyone know?
Hey! You can add it and remove it as you please! Just hover over the camera window at the bottom. - Katie 🦆
@@StreamYard amazing. Thanks for the quick response
Happy to help! :) - Katie 🦆
Awesome
Thank you
If you use the secondary camera is does it keep the first ones audio or does it cut the audio off? For instance if i start the show as a monolog then hit thw second camera to have my in studio guest in frame. Toggling between cameras rather than both up at the same time
Hey there! The Extra Camera feature does not have a microphone, so you will only have the input from your first camera source. - Katie 🦆
They need to make it available for basic plan, some of use cannot afford the professional plan.
Thank you for the feedback. If you have a feature request, can you share it with our team here: streamyard.com/contact
Thanks!
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
Thank you. How do I add another camera and change the shot to a medium or close-up shot instead of the wide shot? Thanks again.
Hi there! If you are on the professional plan, you can add another camera by clicking the "share" button at the bottom of your screen inside the broadcast studio! For the zooming feature you mentioned, we don't have something like this quite yet, but you can submit a feature request here for our team to review! forms.gle/1MTHi4hyUxS7DVKU7 😊
-Sam 🦆
Could I use the other camera to show my video game console? If so, is it possible to have the sound play?
Hey there! Are you trying to film the gameplay from an external camera or the console itself? - Katie 🦆
@@StreamYard Console with my pictured talking as a I play would like to be able to hear the game as background noise
What console do you use? - Katie 🦆
@@StreamYard PS2 and PS3 from a capture card
Wow. This was and I mean this was clutch ! All I have to do is upgrade my plan. Say less.
Hey Streamyard! Does the extra camera feature work when I am a guest in other person’s livestream? For example, could I join a friend’s livestream and share my second camera as though I were sharing my screen? Would my friend need to have the professional plan, would only I need the professional plan, or would both of us need the professional plan? Thanks!
Hey there! As a guest, even if you have professional, you won't be able to use the extra camera unfortunately. We tested it to make sure, with two of us on professional, and the guest could not use it :( but, you can enter from another window or device to mimic a second camera! Hopefully, that helps! - Katie 🦆
@@StreamYard Thanks Katie! That’s unfortunate to hear, but good to know. I hope that Streamyard makes that option available at some point, as it would be beneficial for traditional artists as myself to showcase live drawing without having to take up another guest slot in the host’s livestream. Thanks anyways!
Sure! So sorry about that! - Katie 🦆
I recently paid for the basic and I have a iPad with a video capture card but it does not bring it up it only selects the front and back camera I don't know what else I need but I don't want to keep buying equipment can you guys help me out or is there a link about a external camera with the iPad for going live with stream yard? Thanks
A video capture card isn’t going to work with an iPad. That’s for connecting certain types of cameras to a computer so it can convert the video signal.
iPads don’t support using an external camera.
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
awesome
Good g 🥀🌹👍🥀👍🌹👍🥀👍
Thanks!
Has anyone tested to see if this will work with the wireless 3 MEVO camera setup by Logitech? Is this possible?
Hey there! No, unfortunately--Mevos are not technically webcam devices and don't have driver support for windows or mac I'm afraid. - Katie 🦆
wait I need to see how to add a Canon ti can u PLEASE SHOW US
Hi. Which model Canon Ti? There are a number of them. Most need a capture card. Then once you plug it into your computer, it should show up as a camera.
Here are some capture cards to consider if you haven't purchased one yet. streamyard.com/blog/live-streaming-equipment/best-capture-cards-for-live-streaming/
Christian Karasiewicz 🦆
@@StreamYard heyyy I have the Canon t6i rebel I really appreciate you responding back.
@@StreamYard I APPRECIATE THE RESPONSE!! I ordered a capture card
omg I'm literally looking for the answer to this 😭
Glad to hear!