I'd never personally want someone to see me in all 4k glory but still pretty cool. It's also great to see privacy covers becoming the norm for webcams.
I appreciate the fact that most (all?) of the settings are on the camera itself. Perfect for people like me with heavily locked-down corporate machines where installation of some random webcam/helper app is not an option. 👍 I was also pleasantly surprised to see the USB vs HDMI performance isn't wildly different. Off to see how any Australian Pesos one of these will set me back.😫 Update: USD249 for the hardware (sure, I can live with that) PLUS ***USD103*** for shipping to Australia. WTAF?!
Or people who use a Mac, which I do for work. Most webcams have all their controls in software that is only available on Windows, and my personal Windows PC goes nowhere near work calls
@@sety409 Seriously mate. Our currency is struggling against the USD and yesterday (14Sep22) it dropped like a d*ck hit with a cold spoon when the US inflation figures came out.
@@helplmchoking Absolutely! See also: Linux users. Also, potentially clutch in places where the users may have limited cognitive capacity such as nursing homes (and boardrooms? 🤣) and it just needs to be configured once, bolted to the desk/wall/table and the remote shoved in a junk draw somewhere.
The only thing I can think of is that it's connected to an HDMI capture card like an Elgato or something. It would have been great for them to tell us though.
Ngl btw. The mic on this thing is actually really good. Compared to most mics for less than 100 dollars I think it holds up for what the overall product is.
If you search for this sensor, you'll find that it was designed for security cameras to see in low light situations. It's an interesting choice for a webcam that lacks a lens for low light support. Maybe that's why it doesn't have a more traditional professional sensor.
Linus if you are watching this don't ever or dare to remove this guy from your company or if in case Ryle tries to quit....compensate him suitably and retain him
It would connect to an enterprise media system in a conference or classroom with a capture card. The media system sends the feed to a PC or recording system after combining it with other selected inputs like display capture, microphones or other cameras.
Hi Animotion, As you pointed out, the HDMI on a laptop (and most other computers) tends to be a one-way heading out of the unit so you would not be able to get that to work without some way of getting the HDMI signal into the system. You would need to use a capture card of some kind to allow for the uncompressed HDMI signal, otherwise all you will get is the compressed version (or the USB signal).
HDMI capture card... not sure if moment of tech privilege or forgetting how HDMI video recording really works by host... but yea one can't just plug it into your laptops HDMI and get to see it(well there are some rare laptops with such feature - but you could not show it to others) nor will your random usb-c to HDMI dongle
For us folks who maybe don't get to game as much as we want and spend more and more time in the corporate office. Thank you for these sorts of videos. Gonna order a new toy tomorrow
That's cool, typically only see Starvis sensors in dashcams. Pretty similar environments between night driving and a dimmed conference room with a projector.
Hi Mark, for the uncompressed 4K to work, you would need to plug the HDMI into a capture card of some kind. Otherwise, what you will see is just compressed footage, the HDMI simply can't provide the uncompressed signal to the system without having a device to run it through. So it would matter, and you are spot on.
The camera OSD and remote buttons remind me a lot of conference room cameras from a company called Aver that my company has installed a few of. I would be curious to see if Aver’s PTZApp can connect to this for a web GUI
The insta360 link looks way better... The difference between 1/2 sensor and 1/1.8 is almost none, but the lens and software is as important for a good quality picture.
The Insta360 Link looks superb BUT so much of the functionality/control is only available if you are able to install the proprietary companion software on the connected PC. Again, this is where the Nexigo seems to come into its own. If you work in a high security company/environment (govt/financial services/aeronautics etc) you simply don't have the luxury of downloading and installing any old application from the internet onto your standard operating environment. Without the companion software, the Insta360 might as well be a $99 Logitech camera.
I like how everyone's so excited about what is essentially the guts of a standard 4K/8MP CCTV camera in a webcam body lol. Still should perform really well and produce identification grade footage at 10 feet!
The USB would be to connect it to the mini PC (or similar) running the video conferencing software. In our case chromeboxes for Google Meet. Webex, Teams, Zoom etc all have a compute box for the room... Unless you're running the room fully BYOD
That 3D noise reduction is actually pretty cool, it works just like TAA in a game. Temporal noise reduction using data from several frames will cause some blurring or smearing if very aggressive but it should work really well on high ISO
So, uh, what did you connect that HDMI cable to? The HDMI connector on the laptop? Its HDMI _output_, that is? 'Cause that won't do anything at all - it's not an input, so you'd still be using USB. You need a capture card/dongle, HDMI recorder, or something similar (and whatever software that devices requires).
I finally got this Webcam,I do like it just 2 things when I first opened it up I noticed that the Privacy cover seemed cheap thought it would be better on a $200+ webcam and second I probably just need to tweak it but I notice ghosting,how do I fix this? Over all it seems way better than my old Logitech C922 Pro Stream that I have had for a few years :) I just need to get a capture card now to take advantage of the 4K stuff.
Would LOVE to see you build the ULTIMATE custom water-cooling PC, using the brand newly released Cooler Master HAF 700 "THE BERSERKER" PC case with at least three if not FOUR 420mm radiators at the SAME TIME, as a single water loop, with water cooling blocks on the: CPU, GPU, M.2 drive and on the DDR5 RAM! Would this be the ultimate dream setup for next gen hardware (like the intel 13th gen CPU, RTX4090ti, PCIe gen 5 M.2 drive and even hot DDR5 RAM)? I want something like this myself but have never done a custom water loop before, so a demo/tutorial video like that would be incredibly helpful for people like me. Ultimate silent cooling PC for the ultimate enthusiast gamer?
@10:05 it says 4K30, 4K25 and 1080P30 and less. Also “HDMI 60FPS is only visible when set on the computer side as well” so seemingly with the right settings on the capture card it will allow 60FPS to some resolution.
Riley has the vibe of a drunk guy hosting an unboxing video... i like it.
I always feel like he could be a character from GTA 😅
I swear, he is named like a cartoon villain and behaves more like a lovable sidekick
Strange half-drunk behaviour included
but with good hair
I call him "Tech Flanders".
I'm ngl, I would probably actually subscribe to floatplane if they did a drunk short circuit
Remember, don’t touch obs settings
I'll do what I want! Screw y...aww I broke it... Nvm
Why not, if I may ask?
@@sydweller2066 breaks the hell out of it. I did it and it quit working.
@@sydweller2066 sticker on Riley’s laptop says not to
Oh god I hate setting it up too 💀😂
I'd never personally want someone to see me in all 4k glory but still pretty cool. It's also great to see privacy covers becoming the norm for webcams.
the mic is still a problem though.
@@hiddenarmy to me its not a surprise that the built in mic is dog water. But personally I would rather use my own dedicated mic either way.
I appreciate the fact that most (all?) of the settings are on the camera itself. Perfect for people like me with heavily locked-down corporate machines where installation of some random webcam/helper app is not an option. 👍 I was also pleasantly surprised to see the USB vs HDMI performance isn't wildly different. Off to see how any Australian Pesos one of these will set me back.😫
Update: USD249 for the hardware (sure, I can live with that) PLUS ***USD103*** for shipping to Australia. WTAF?!
Australian pesos. Omg made my day.
Or people who use a Mac, which I do for work. Most webcams have all their controls in software that is only available on Windows, and my personal Windows PC goes nowhere near work calls
@@sety409 Seriously mate. Our currency is struggling against the USD and yesterday (14Sep22) it dropped like a d*ck hit with a cold spoon when the US inflation figures came out.
@@helplmchoking Absolutely! See also: Linux users. Also, potentially clutch in places where the users may have limited cognitive capacity such as nursing homes (and boardrooms? 🤣) and it just needs to be configured once, bolted to the desk/wall/table and the remote shoved in a junk draw somewhere.
This isn't a corporate device, it's however intended for young entrepreneurial "content creators".
You'd need a capture card for the uncompressed 4k via HDMI since HDMI ports on computers are output only.
I was thinking the same thing
@@74km I was surprised Riley didn't mention that.
This is technically the start of a new idea 💡 in which HDMI becomes omni directional but then the group responsible for the standard will fuck it Up
The only thing I can think of is that it's connected to an HDMI capture card like an Elgato or something. It would have been great for them to tell us though.
@@megan_alnico Yup, weird for them to omit something as important as this...
$250? That's reasonable! Especially considering they are a small company penetrating a difficult market
Perfect price for camgirls, especially with that auto tracking. Let's be honest here, corporate sales will be a tiny proportion of their sales.
@@EvileDik didn't think of that. totally true. they better pay for those targeted ads
@@EvileDik based party girls
Ngl btw. The mic on this thing is actually really good. Compared to most mics for less than 100 dollars I think it holds up for what the overall product is.
If you search for this sensor, you'll find that it was designed for security cameras to see in low light situations. It's an interesting choice for a webcam that lacks a lens for low light support. Maybe that's why it doesn't have a more traditional professional sensor.
Techlongers are great Riley, please keep making them!
this guy is the most fun to watch than any other guys from LTT. Enjoy his way of speaking and spontaneous jokes
Linus if you are watching this don't ever or dare to remove this guy from your company or if in case Ryle tries to quit....compensate him suitably and retain him
When he said "This looks pretty good" my video quality fell to 144p😂
The mic is super good! I did not expect that at all. Everyone should use that exact setup.
Tech Linked’s funniest host 😭😭😭😭
wait, how does the HDMI connection works? The HDMI port on a laptop is an output, not an input.
Capture card i guess
Via hdmi capture card!
Elgato Camlink/etc
It would connect to an enterprise media system in a conference or classroom with a capture card. The media system sends the feed to a PC or recording system after combining it with other selected inputs like display capture, microphones or other cameras.
Hi Animotion, As you pointed out, the HDMI on a laptop (and most other computers) tends to be a one-way heading out of the unit so you would not be able to get that to work without some way of getting the HDMI signal into the system. You would need to use a capture card of some kind to allow for the uncompressed HDMI signal, otherwise all you will get is the compressed version (or the USB signal).
HDMI capture card... not sure if moment of tech privilege or forgetting how HDMI video recording really works by host...
but yea one can't just plug it into your laptops HDMI and get to see it(well there are some rare laptops with such feature - but you could not show it to others) nor will your random usb-c to HDMI dongle
Nexigo had too many sunglass cases that's why they build the bigger webcam.
I still go back and watch the star Citizen techlonger from time to time.
I thought you were going to say "I'm not unboxing it because you're watching it right now!"
I was ready to be very impressed lol
Well priced for what it is. I was half expecting something outrageous like $800 as it's targeted to corporate.
Lol with 800$ you get like a Cisco IP phone (10 years old tech repackaged), businness prices bebeh
"I like to be a little more jaggy, thank you" LMAO.
4:25 - I'm sure Riley meant to say... "It's BANANAmous."
[takes bow, then flees]
I'm just still stoked for 60fps recording.
It's not cutting off the top of your head - it's cutting off your 90's rock girl hair. Thanks Webcam - much appreciated! 😀
For us folks who maybe don't get to game as much as we want and spend more and more time in the corporate office. Thank you for these sorts of videos. Gonna order a new toy tomorrow
He says "NeXiGo" as if he's saying "It's a me MARIO!"
I don’t even care about web cams but Riley made it worth my view 😂.
This is basically a security camera with some software tweaks.
Starvis ? Is someone shipping Tony Stark and Jarvis?
Doesn't matter what product Riley presents, i'll watch them all. Best in show. So funny.
That's cool, typically only see Starvis sensors in dashcams.
Pretty similar environments between night driving and a dimmed conference room with a projector.
it's cuz there aren't any better sensors for the price. Sony absolutely dominates the image sensor market which is unlikely to change anytime soon.
Anyone else noticed the new MKBHD sweater folded on the bookshelf in the back ground?
looks like a pillow.. and it has been there long before.. probably back from the days they did a colab with mkbhd
Does it connect to a capture card or a HDMI to USB dongle at 9:45?
EDIT: And does it matter?
Hi Mark, for the uncompressed 4K to work, you would need to plug the HDMI into a capture card of some kind. Otherwise, what you will see is just compressed footage, the HDMI simply can't provide the uncompressed signal to the system without having a device to run it through. So it would matter, and you are spot on.
It's for a different crowd, but insta 360 is definitely at the top of the Webcam game rn, short circuit reviewed the link lately I believe
I don't even care what product it is. I'm just here for my daily Riley fix
1/1.8’ is a huge sensor, I’m surprised they can fit an over 6” sensor inside that webcam.
Large format webcam. For when you need all the "micro contrast" and detail.
0:31 was actually perfect 🤣💪
After watching so many Riley videos it just occurred to me he gives off a strong Jeff Goldblum vibe.
Okay , that was one of the BEST videos :) from LTT ;) Riley , your Vibe is amazing :)
You realize the quality of LMG image and cameras when theres a webcam review.
Please make that desktop screensaver available for download.
It is
The camera OSD and remote buttons remind me a lot of conference room cameras from a company called Aver that my company has installed a few of. I would be curious to see if Aver’s PTZApp can connect to this for a web GUI
That Nexigo at the start has got so much meme potential
Most computers don’t have an HDMI input Riley! you need a capture card for that.
Every time you say "NEXIGO", I hear "MEXICO". It is fun. "the last camera we bought from MEXICO"..... 🙂
Webcam girls got the entire NexiGo supply
Dynamic range refers to the difference in max light and dark levels that can be captured at the same time. It's not a colour setting Riley!
The insta360 link looks way better... The difference between 1/2 sensor and 1/1.8 is almost none, but the lens and software is as important for a good quality picture.
Had to go and check, but yeah, the insta360 link makes this look awful.
yeah and tracking movement with a gimbal is 100% better than doing software zoom
completely different use cases though but yes the Insta360 looked good. I have yet to see a review not in a studio light environment though.
Went and checked, and lol, you're right. The insta 360 makes this look like a nokia 3310 camera...
The Insta360 Link looks superb BUT so much of the functionality/control is only available if you are able to install the proprietary companion software on the connected PC. Again, this is where the Nexigo seems to come into its own. If you work in a high security company/environment (govt/financial services/aeronautics etc) you simply don't have the luxury of downloading and installing any old application from the internet onto your standard operating environment. Without the companion software, the Insta360 might as well be a $99 Logitech camera.
First ever "AERO- Webcam".
The editing of 'for her pleasure' sent me
I'm not here for the webcam... I'm here for Riley.
The 'Dont Touch OBS Settings' tag on the laptop lmao
I like how everyone's so excited about what is essentially the guts of a standard 4K/8MP CCTV camera in a webcam body lol. Still should perform really well and produce identification grade footage at 10 feet!
Riley could be an NPC from GTA 🤣
Can you connect an external gpu to your laptop if it already has a dedicated gpu inside?
Need a comparision video between Iris 4k and 970P. Could you please make one?
Impressed by the mic ngl
I wanna see someone try to use this thing as a dashcam.
0:14 It's a me, Mario!
My exact first thought 🤣💪
I thought this was an F1 T Camera when I saw the thumbnail quickly 😂
Are yall not doing anymore Tech Longers?? I loved the ones yall have already done! They were so fascinating and entertaining!
Really just said Nexigo like you’re Mario.
The USB would be to connect it to the mini PC (or similar) running the video conferencing software. In our case chromeboxes for Google Meet. Webex, Teams, Zoom etc all have a compute box for the room... Unless you're running the room fully BYOD
The thing looks like a formula one roll hoop T-Cam 🤙🏼🤙🏼
I WANT TECHLONGER BACK THE STAR CITIZEN EPISODE WAS SOO GOOD
insta360 does circles around this
That 3D noise reduction is actually pretty cool, it works just like TAA in a game. Temporal noise reduction using data from several frames will cause some blurring or smearing if very aggressive but it should work really well on high ISO
“It’sa Me! NexiGo!” “Woohoo!”
Riley have a secret stash of shrooms somewhere in the building.... :)
I just got my iris webcam but what software do you use to have all the functions of the remote while i'm on windows 11 i can't do any of these things
Currently my favorite webcam review.
I'm a middle aged man. Perfectly happy with 720p 1cm square sensor on my webcam.
So, uh, what did you connect that HDMI cable to? The HDMI connector on the laptop? Its HDMI _output_, that is? 'Cause that won't do anything at all - it's not an input, so you'd still be using USB. You need a capture card/dongle, HDMI recorder, or something similar (and whatever software that devices requires).
why would you cut out the part where its frozen.... and then no details as to what happened.... like thats a important part of a product review/demo
>shows off hdr
>not an hdr video
CMON GUISE
Does someone know what the Field Of View is on this thing? It doesn't say on the site I think and it wasn't mentioned in the video.
I dunno if I've ever seen a computer with HDMI-in. Would Windows even see that as a camera, for conference apps to use?
"Don't touch OBS settings" lol
any suggestions on background blur with this camera or the n970p (without using software)?
What starvis sensor details matter imx 415? Imx 677? I'm throwing random ones out btw
Where is microphone test??
Ya resemble "Ace Ventura" on that webcam, Alrighty! As ya do!
I finally got this Webcam,I do like it just 2 things when I first opened it up I noticed that the Privacy cover seemed cheap thought it would be better on a $200+ webcam and second I probably just need to tweak it but I notice ghosting,how do I fix this?
Over all it seems way better than my old Logitech C922 Pro Stream that I have had for a few years :)
I just need to get a capture card now to take advantage of the 4K stuff.
the next captain america jajaajjajajaaj
Riley is my favourite host!!
My banana plushy purchase was so helpful in understanding device sizes. You terrible people.
Would LOVE to see you build the ULTIMATE custom water-cooling PC, using the brand newly released Cooler Master HAF 700 "THE BERSERKER" PC case with at least three if not FOUR 420mm radiators at the SAME TIME, as a single water loop, with water cooling blocks on the: CPU, GPU, M.2 drive and on the DDR5 RAM! Would this be the ultimate dream setup for next gen hardware (like the intel 13th gen CPU, RTX4090ti, PCIe gen 5 M.2 drive and even hot DDR5 RAM)? I want something like this myself but have never done a custom water loop before, so a demo/tutorial video like that would be incredibly helpful for people like me. Ultimate silent cooling PC for the ultimate enthusiast gamer?
That corporate keynote convinced me. Buy buy buy stunks
Knowing LTT I misread this as: The biggest sponsor ever?!
It ain't much but it's a honest mistake.
What framerate 4k does it capture? Can it capture 1080p with higher framerate?
@10:05 it says 4K30, 4K25 and 1080P30 and less. Also “HDMI 60FPS is only visible when set on the computer side as well” so seemingly with the right settings on the capture card it will allow 60FPS to some resolution.
I love the Flight of the Concords reference
Air-Flow Efficient - Design - Mileage may vary.
So who’s gonna take this home from the office, Linus or David?
both have a pro camera with an HDMI capturer... probably some editor or something will end up with it.
Wow that's nearly as big as a kinect lol
How far can you angle it down though. You know, for personal stuff
Reminds me to Kinect 2.0 in framing AI
I LOVE reviews by Ned Flanders!
Isn't starvis one of the lines of sensors Linus was throwing shade at for dash cams?
11:33 What is that thing?😱
a wild pokemon appears
what did happen to teched longer??
11:33 random Blake Anderson
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