@@SuspDave So A reason for the Camlink is higher output upto 4k and honestly depends on youyr needs and wants. Personally for Live streaming where its a talking style stream, the camlink is better quality and connection because naturally HDMI gonna be better. But for use as a webcam or streaming gameplay where you're just in a box in the corner, USB is more than enough so varies on what you may want out of it. Personally I've never encountered your problem. The USB streaming works in a way where you have to disconnect the cable before you hit the start stream. So it should always be start streaming n the camera, then connect cable and I always leave my mac on and everything connected and never faced this so really unsure. You cant leave everything connected and then just start streaming. The cable needs to come out first. That's just from my experience in using it though. Try fiddling with the settings a bit. My newer video goes through the steps but if you're using it already it should be all the same
Yeah, thank you, I think I just need to get used to plugging the cable out after streaming, seems to do the trick! And yeah, kinda figured out the quality aspect myself, so deleted my comment again - didn't think you'd reply so quickly^^ Thanks again!
I was trying to figure out why my ZV-e10 was not connecting on streamlabs obs with the el gato camlink 4k. 9:33 WAS A LIFE SAVER! I had checked other videos and they gave me the same camera settings that I already had from other videos. You went over all that same stuff too. BUT you were the only one who said to "MAKE SURE YOU ARE PLUGGED INTO USB 3.0!" After struggling for 27 Min, when I switched to a usb 3.0 port, my streamlabs obs picked up the zve10 and now I can record and stream video. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Outstanding! I've been using my Sony ZV-e10 for a couple of months now and just got the Elgato CamLink Pro. Was lost when I plugged my cammera in and couldn't get rid of the details on the screen until i found this video. I also like to keep the details on the built-in monitor display and found that setting right next to the one you showed here. I searched for 1/2 hour and yours was the only video I found that covered that point. Great Work. I subscribed!
I do t have this camera yet, or any other accessories, but wanted an idea on how it would all be configured. Thanks for this video, saved it in my favorites for whenever i can actually afford one of these cameras.
PLEASE HELP!. so I got the Sony zve10. And I also wanna connect my Samsung s23 so I can do a picture in picture live stream on youtube. I wanna do box breaks. How do I connect my phone and sony at the same time
@@Kaiu24 gotchu I'm gryna get any kinda video to pop up. It popped up on the imaging app on my pc. The remote part but I can't get the Sony webcam to open up in obs
Does it Lag a little too on the OBS when using capture card? because I tried to use USB cable to connect to laptop, and the video is lag a bit, not sync with my sound I'm afraid if I upgrade by buying capture card, but still not fix the lag
Thanks a lot! This tutorial helped jumpstart my camera configuration 😄 Now I have to look at another tutorials to properly configure it for OBS recording 😃
You can put in 4k but most streaming services compress it down anyway. So putting in 1080 is better and it also puts less strain on your pc/laptop to process and stream the video data
Hey Thanks for the video! I was wondering if I do have a camlink, am I better off recording via that to OBS so it saves to my computer directly (to save space) rather than recording it and saving it to a chip?
If you are recording pure video to later edit and post then I would say the internal recording is superior and better. If however you want to record footage of your stream or with overlays and stuff then you can through OBS.
@@Kaiu24 Thanks for the fast reply. I was under the impression that with the camlink (and OBS), I would be able to do 1080p + be able have my audio synching with the microphone I want. Wouldn't I have to buy a microphone extension if I would want to record with the camera? Is internal recording always superior?
@@shosanVT it really depends on what you want to do with the footage. Recording through OBS isnt bad at all and if you are using a microphone that’s connected to your PC then yes that’s a good option without having to buy a new microphone or extension to connect to the camera. For youtube and social media the 1080p through OBS will be fine. Just make sure all your in camera setting, lighting and exposure are correct and the recorded footage will still look very good
FYI you don’t even need a capture card for this camera, you can stream directly over USB-C just using the cable that it comes with, although the output is like 720p I believe so it’s not as good as using the HDMI + cam link, but I’m pretty sure it would be on par with that USB2.0 dongle that you show off in the video. Point is if you don’t have any of those devices you can just use the USB-C cable and have it work right out of the box with no fuss.
Ive tried but for some reason OBS Isnt detecting my camera! It was fine but very recently i changed some settings and now it isnt connecting! ANy way to troubleshoot?
Hi!! I need help please, I’m trying to connect my iPhone to my Sony a6400 so I can livestream via my phone but whenever I use a live streaming app, it doesn’t pick up the connection between my Sony and iPhone. I’m super confused on how to get what I’m recording on my camera mirror to my iPhone
I dont think this is possible if I’m honest. Iphone isnt capable of receiving an incoming signal like that as far as i’m aware for live streaming. There are sony apps that you can use but I dont think the signal can translate to live streaming apps. I may be wrong but I’ve never tried this so have no idea how it could work. Sorry I can’t be of more help!
So I bought the Sony Zv-E10 two weeks ago and I bought the micro HDMI to hdmi and the cheap alternative capture but when I plug it in to stream it just show black screen please help
@@Kaiu24it work now but there is a slight delay can you please help I will really appreciate it cause I was using the usb C but that had a delay so I bought the micro HDMI to HDMI and I bought the capture card but there is still a slight delay please help
My understanding was that this particular camera could be use via USB to a pc without the need of a capture card, why are you using the elgato 4k card for it?
So to answer this yes you absolutely can and if you want to use it for zoom calls or just as a standard webcam then thats more than enough. The MAX output res over USB is 720p. With HDMI and capture card you can utilise up to 4K outputs so thats much better for live streaming and means you can capture higher quality clips from your streams to then use as additional content. Yes. You can use the elgato 4k card or any third party capture card
Does the eye tracking & face autofocus work in 4k30 when connected to the capture card? In the ZV-E10 review by Gerald Undone, he mentioned that the autofocus doesn't work in 4k30 when an HDMI cable is connected.
The autofocus doesnt work in 4k30 with hdmi as far as i know which is why i suggest 1080p30 or 60. Overall streaming in 1080 with most devices is recommended
Yeah thats an error on my part. The Camlink 4k can output only upto 4K30fps. I apologise that the audio is bad will make sure to improve in the next one. I appreciate the feedback
Yes this is apparently what is supposed to happen with this camera. A bit annoying in my opinion, i would suggest getting all your settings inputted before connecting and then all thats left is to frame yourself through the connected device or monitor
@@Kaiu24 hey found out my issues! wasn’t in movie mode specifically i had it in video but it didn’t swap to movie then i had the cam link plugged into a 2.0 and not a 3.0 usb port
Hello, i just got same camera and atomos capture card, but when everything is done as in your video, and hit usb streaming on sony cam, i got messsage connect usb cable 9 (message on sony cam screen) Do you have some idea what to do, i can see a video in obs, but im not sure about message.
So with this method its not for USB streaming since you are using a capture card through OBS. Capture card is much higher quality. The USB streaming requires a usb cable plugged in to transfer the feed only and the quality is significantly lower.
@@arsenal21m no otherwise this video would be pointless… i’m saying that if you use obs you dont need to hit the usb streaming option in camera. Theres no need. Just use the capture card through obs as I show in the video. If you follow the steps in the video you will be able to stream with capture card
It works but nothing beats the quality you will get from streaming through a capture card. If you arent bothered about getting the top quality then the usb streaming does work very well
If the camera is in PAL mode you can use it in 25p or 50p. This wont effect the footage or feed or quality at all. Just make sure the shutter speed is set to 1/50 for 25p or 1/100 for 50p
Hey, I appreciate the assistance with this video! I'm hoping you can answer a question for me. I followed all of the instructions but I am getting laggy video. I'm using a Macbook Pro with an M1 chip. Any suggestions?
How laggy is it? Sometimes the quality of the hdmi cable can be the issue or just making sure the macbook is plugged into a power source instead of battery. You can also try connecting everything, turning it all off and restarting it to see if it makes a difference.
I wouldnt advise it, would overheat the camera in my opinion. If you are using an elgato capture card you should be able to record the raw camera feed through elgato game capture software
Hi! | got the HDMI cable as well as an Elgato Camlink for my Sony ZV E10 but still it won't connect to my pc and I don't see anything on OBS. It does work well with USB C but nothing happens with HDMI. Would appreciate any help…
@@Kaiu24 yes I did ,and I noticed something also my Cam doesn’t show light.. am so confused ..I don’t know if it’s the cam link or the camera don’t support it ..
@@FestusAbbe i mean i’m using the same camera and everything in this video so it shouldnt be an issue In the HDMi settings make sure the following is set: HDMI Reaolution 1080p HDMI info display on Tc output on Rec control off CTRL FOR HDMI On Also have you tested the cable? And is the Camlink going into a USB3 slot (usually the blue ones on the pc). Otherwise it wont work
Unfortunately the camera doesn’t allow charge and use at the same time as far as I experienced. Also dummy battery is better and wont damage the actual battery.
If you are using 25p or 24p then 1/50 is fine. 4K on this camera is heavily cropped and has focus issues from my experience. Also outputting in 4K is far more taxing on the computer and not necessary when streaming in my opinion
With this camera the 4k has a crop and not only that this output may strain the computer a bit (depending on the computer). Not only this, if you are streaming to twitch or some streaming platforms, the 4k stream is heavily down sampled and you actually don’t get the maximum quality out of your output anyway. This is also the case if you are using a lower end or cheaper capture card I would say 1080p is the preferred standard but if you want to try using the 4k and it works without an issue for you then by all means go for it.
Yes but for streaming its not necessary because most streaming platforms will compress it to 1080p anyway. But yeah if you want to then use the camera in 4k then just pop it back to 4k mode
Thank you for your Video! Do you know which settings I need for the recording part in 4K for OBS? I don’t get a clear and smooth video recording even with the 4K camlink Stick.
why not use stream for usb-c on sony ? in that case you dont need capture card and option " usb power supply " you gonna have 3h of streaming before shut down
The main reason: quality. You wont get full 1080 or 4k streaming over usb. Nowhere near. Its still better than a webcam but not as good compared to using a capture card. Usb cant transfer video data anywhere near as well as hdmi. You may also have increased latency etc. usb is a good quick option, but capture card is the overall better option
I wish this would work for me. I follow all the steps but when I add the 4K Camlink as a source in OBS i get nothing at all. I have tried everything and am just stumped now.
You need to set your resolution in obs manual. Dont use the auto resolution option. Select resolution and framerate manually to match the output of the camera. See if that helps
@@Kaiu24 you mean when adding the camera as a source? I followed the same steps you took as far as changing the resolution to 1920x1080 but still wouldn’t come up
Questions: There seems to be a lag from the camera to my zoom/livesstream. Also my lip movement and words are not completely on point. Any suggestions. I am completely new to streaming and cameras
That happens when you are usb streaming instead of capture card streaming. Usb streaming will give you a slight delay. Capture card streaming gives you the full quality.
Quick question - I'm looking to create Videos that are in 4K quality for my RUclips channel, using the exact same camera and OBS. In this video, you said to put the file format in HD. However, since I'm looking to create 4K Videos, can we change this to be the 4K option instead??
You definitely Can but streaming and recording in 4k might strain your Pc but as long as it is powerful enough to do both should be fine. The 4K has a slight crop and also you’ll have to make sure you have the 4K camlink or capture card to do this
@@Kaiu24 I think it’s possible to only record videos without steaming on OBS, so if we can just keep it to recording, then the PC only has to be able to handle the recording of the video when using OBS. Is this correct?
@@FC-py6xk thats true yes of course, but why not just record directly in camera? The camera will be far better and you have access to utilise the picture profiles and file formats the camera has?
@@Kaiu24 the main reason for using OBS to record my RUclips vids and connect my Sony ZV-E10 to my computer via Camlink 4K is to use my computer as the storage device for the video recordings to be directly stored onto my computer during the filming process. This way, I was thinking that we could remove the step of always having to take out the SD card and transfer the files from the SD card onto my computer, since I do the editing of those recorded clips on my desktop. Currently, I don’t do any live streaming since I’m just focused on producing RUclips videos. In your opinion, would you suggest that I continue to use OBS and only record my vids using the Camlink 4K just to make it easier for all the files to be directly stored onto my computer OR should I just record things the normal way that involves using the camera with an SD card??
@@FC-py6xk so like yourself I focus on youtube much more and haven’t streamed in a long time. Personally, i say the internal recording is the better option if you want the highest quality videos. You can definitely use the obs method but personally i find the quality just isnt as great as internal recording. I would suggest experimenting both ways with a small clip and do a side by side comparison to see which you think is better. If you aren’t recording in S-Log and the footage you film is simple and doesn’t require colour grading then the OBS option may work just fine and if it works for you then go for it.
Several, to begin with the 4K on this camera is heavily cropped (so on top of the usual aps-c crop there is a further 1.6x crop or something) which is inconvenient if streaming in a small space or room. Secondly, 4k is more taxing on the camera and the pc. Thirdly if you are streaming gameplay and your camera is a small box in the corner, the 4k wont be noticed, even if you are doing a full talking stream, 1080p is much smoother and easier to watch for viewers. In essence 4k streaming is overkill. You can if you want to, nothing to say its bad, its just unnecessary.
@@Kaiu24 Thanks, the huge crop I think comes from the video stabilizer, once I turned that off that was gone - a revelation on that frustration :D I do agree on the overkill and since I've been using local to cloud recording services, 4K had frame rate glitches, 1080 looks just as good and eliminated the issue. Thanks for the fast reply on a year-old video, it does help with subscribers :)
1080 is better to stream at in my opinion. Takes less bandwidth and so overall you dont get lag or latency compared to 4k. Streaming in 4k is also meaningless in the grand scheme because VERY FEW people will watch a stream in 4k.
You would get a slight crop if you do. Its possible but I would advise against it. Your bandwidth would be affected and you would get more latency in your stream. Also most twitch compresses your output heavily if you are anything less than a Partner so it wouldn’t make a huge difference
I haven’t experienced any overheating issues. I would say if used for recording for long periods it does heat up a bit but nothing worrying. If used for streaming though unlikely to heat up
@@jerseyltd i think its a great camera! ruclips.net/video/NM3kEB4gBFs/видео.html I have a review on it but if you want something that will serve you long term for video and streaming then I would recommend both this or the Canon M50 Mk ii. Both equally as good so down to personal preference
It's because you are in the Europe region and your camera is set to PAL settings. This isn't an issue you can choose 25p and set shutter speed to 1/50 and you will have the same quality. There is an option somewhere on the yellow settings to change to NTSC and you will get the 24, 30 and 60p options instead. I'm in the UK and I do this because I prefer those frame rates over the PAL ones
So to answer this yes you absolutely can and if you want to use it for zoom calls or just as a standard webcam then thats more than enough. The MAX output res over USB is 720p. With HDMI and capture card you can utilise up to 4K outputs so thats much better for live streaming and means you can capture higher quality clips from your streams to then use as additional content
@@Kaiu24 I did already and tryed my 2 different USB on the computer . I gave up and plan to do my tomorow stream with the usb streaming option. i am very sad. thanks for answer
@@Kaiu24 I shoot music videos And I want to purchase a external monitor for my zve10 I shot 50% of my videos in 100fps for slowmotion in post production I'm wondering if I will be able to see anything on the monitor screen or not when I will shoot in 100fps If not then this is really sad because I really need an monitor
@@realworld1626 basically I think the answer is no. Regardless of monitor. What will likely happen when you try to output in 100fps mode is the external monitor will just downgrade the display signal to 60fps. So the camera will still record at 100fps but the monitoring will be at 60. Hope that makes sense
Connected through Hdmi and capture card there shouldnt be any lag really, unless the pc is very old or doesnt have a strong enough processor or graphics card.
Try replacing the hdmi cable. The rainbow screen means there is no signal going into the capture card. Tighten the connections and replace the cable and see if it makes a difference.
@@Kaiu24 it makes sense, because I've actually been using a HDMI to HDMI cable with a micro HDMI adapter connected to the camera. A video capture conectes via UBS to a hub.
For sure! The stream mode is also insanely good. But this is just for those who wanna go the extra mile because you “could” get up to 4k quality in your streams this way vs 720p on stream mode. Just for those who really wanna bother. I have a tutorial on the stream mode also which is pinned here :)
@@Kaiu24 You are not charging anything with a fake battery as well. The goal is to provide power, not to charge, and this works via USB port while the camera is on.
My friend, I do know it can be used via USB. BUT this is specifically for using with a capture card. Just because the video is based around 1 method doesn't mean I don't know the other exists..
To Set up the Camera as a webcam via USB instead, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/j6kooOyrlrk/видео.html&ab_channel=K24Tech
@@SuspDave So A reason for the Camlink is higher output upto 4k and honestly depends on youyr needs and wants. Personally for Live streaming where its a talking style stream, the camlink is better quality and connection because naturally HDMI gonna be better. But for use as a webcam or streaming gameplay where you're just in a box in the corner, USB is more than enough so varies on what you may want out of it.
Personally I've never encountered your problem. The USB streaming works in a way where you have to disconnect the cable before you hit the start stream. So it should always be start streaming n the camera, then connect cable and I always leave my mac on and everything connected and never faced this so really unsure. You cant leave everything connected and then just start streaming. The cable needs to come out first. That's just from my experience in using it though. Try fiddling with the settings a bit. My newer video goes through the steps but if you're using it already it should be all the same
Yeah, thank you, I think I just need to get used to plugging the cable out after streaming, seems to do the trick!
And yeah, kinda figured out the quality aspect myself, so deleted my comment again - didn't think you'd reply so quickly^^
Thanks again!
@@SuspDave haha No worries! Always happy to help! Every comment is appreciated!
I was trying to figure out why my ZV-e10 was not connecting on streamlabs obs with the el gato camlink 4k. 9:33 WAS A LIFE SAVER! I had checked other videos and they gave me the same camera settings that I already had from other videos. You went over all that same stuff too. BUT you were the only one who said to "MAKE SURE YOU ARE PLUGGED INTO USB 3.0!" After struggling for 27 Min, when I switched to a usb 3.0 port, my streamlabs obs picked up the zve10 and now I can record and stream video. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Yes! That part is definitely key!! A USB 2 port is not fast enough to carry a video signal, so it has to be 3.0 and above!
Outstanding! I've been using my Sony ZV-e10 for a couple of months now and just got the Elgato CamLink Pro. Was lost when I plugged my cammera in and couldn't get rid of the details on the screen until i found this video. I also like to keep the details on the built-in monitor display and found that setting right next to the one you showed here. I searched for 1/2 hour and yours was the only video I found that covered that point. Great Work. I subscribed!
That’s great! Really glad it helped!
I do t have this camera yet, or any other accessories, but wanted an idea on how it would all be configured. Thanks for this video, saved it in my favorites for whenever i can actually afford one of these cameras.
PLEASE HELP!. so I got the Sony zve10. And I also wanna connect my Samsung s23 so I can do a picture in picture live stream on youtube. I wanna do box breaks. How do I connect my phone and sony at the same time
So i’m not sure how you would connect the samsung, you would need a third party app to pull the signal from it and then in obs add both as a source
Just got this camera a filmed my first video on it - not uploaded yet - but so far love it. Thanks for this video!
Most welcome!!
Surprisingly hard to find this information. Thank you so much for doing this!
Can it be just a regular USB? Connector?
You wouldn’t get full 1080 output through regular USB. It will work but quality wont be as good as with a capture card
@@Kaiu24 gotchu I'm gryna get any kinda video to pop up. It popped up on the imaging app on my pc. The remote part but I can't get the Sony webcam to open up in obs
Does it Lag a little too on the OBS when using capture card?
because I tried to use USB cable to connect to laptop, and the video is lag a bit, not sync with my sound
I'm afraid if I upgrade by buying capture card, but still not fix the lag
With capture card there is minimal to no lag. USB there can be lag yes but that also depends on the quality of the cable
Fantastic dude! I’ve had this cam for months and could not figure it out! It was blacking out like crazy!!!
Thanks a lot!
This tutorial helped jumpstart my camera configuration 😄
Now I have to look at another tutorials to properly configure it for OBS recording 😃
Glad it helped! Let me know if I can point you the right way!
Why wouldn't I wanna put it on 4k btw instead of 1080p? :D just asking
You can put in 4k but most streaming services compress it down anyway. So putting in 1080 is better and it also puts less strain on your pc/laptop to process and stream the video data
Hey Thanks for the video! I was wondering if I do have a camlink, am I better off recording via that to OBS so it saves to my computer directly (to save space) rather than recording it and saving it to a chip?
If you are recording pure video to later edit and post then I would say the internal recording is superior and better. If however you want to record footage of your stream or with overlays and stuff then you can through OBS.
@@Kaiu24 Thanks for the fast reply. I was under the impression that with the camlink (and OBS), I would be able to do 1080p + be able have my audio synching with the microphone I want. Wouldn't I have to buy a microphone extension if I would want to record with the camera? Is internal recording always superior?
@@shosanVT it really depends on what you want to do with the footage. Recording through OBS isnt bad at all and if you are using a microphone that’s connected to your PC then yes that’s a good option without having to buy a new microphone or extension to connect to the camera. For youtube and social media the 1080p through OBS will be fine. Just make sure all your in camera setting, lighting and exposure are correct and the recorded footage will still look very good
FYI you don’t even need a capture card for this camera, you can stream directly over USB-C just using the cable that it comes with, although the output is like 720p I believe so it’s not as good as using the HDMI + cam link, but I’m pretty sure it would be on par with that USB2.0 dongle that you show off in the video. Point is if you don’t have any of those devices you can just use the USB-C cable and have it work right out of the box with no fuss.
Ive tried but for some reason OBS Isnt detecting my camera! It was fine but very recently i changed some settings and now it isnt connecting! ANy way to troubleshoot?
Thanks for the video and for replying in the comment section. I learned a lot. Going to eventually buy the whole setup including the lens)
Great choice! I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
Do you need a capture card or can you just plug into your HDMI on the graphics card?
You need the capture card. You cant just plug the hdmi into graphics card because that port doesnt carry an input signal
Ive plugged the camera in, camlink into the pc and im just getting a black screen but it recognises the camlink. Any ideas please?
Is the camera in the correct mode and did you sort the settings as advised? Also make sure its plugged into a usb 3.0 port on the pc
Thank you so very much! This helped quite a bit!
Thanks a lot!
I have been looking for information for a very long time on how to disable the display of information on the screen!
I just used just a type -c to type-c plug to my computer for the sony zve10. Will that work?
Please see the Pinned comment with the link to a video guide for using the USB C streaming option. Hope it helps
thank you this helped ii tried for days and it didn't work till after this video
Is there anyway to take the audio from the zve10 through micro HDMI in live streaming?
Thanks!
Hi!! I need help please, I’m trying to connect my iPhone to my Sony a6400 so I can livestream via my phone but whenever I use a live streaming app, it doesn’t pick up the connection between my Sony and iPhone. I’m super confused on how to get what I’m recording on my camera mirror to my iPhone
I dont think this is possible if I’m honest. Iphone isnt capable of receiving an incoming signal like that as far as i’m aware for live streaming. There are sony apps that you can use but I dont think the signal can translate to live streaming apps. I may be wrong but I’ve never tried this so have no idea how it could work. Sorry I can’t be of more help!
Bro after inserting hdmi cable to ur Camera can u see urself in camera display or whether it gets blackout
Camera display will go blank as far as I know
So I bought the Sony Zv-E10 two weeks ago and I bought the micro HDMI to hdmi and the cheap alternative capture but when I plug it in to stream it just show black screen please help
Have you followed all the steps in this video?
@@Kaiu24it work now but there is a slight delay can you please help I will really appreciate it cause I was using the usb C but that had a delay so I bought the micro HDMI to HDMI and I bought the capture card but there is still a slight delay please help
Hello brother i have connected my cam with video capture device but still no preview... how to fix it
. If anyone knows can you comment
Follow all the steps in the video. You need to turn clean hdmi feature on
awesome ! i found everything i wanted
Amazing! Glad it helped!
My understanding was that this particular camera could be use via USB to a pc without the need of a capture card, why are you using the elgato 4k card for it?
So to answer this yes you absolutely can and if you want to use it for zoom calls or just as a standard webcam then thats more than enough. The MAX output res over USB is 720p. With HDMI and capture card you can utilise up to 4K outputs so thats much better for live streaming and means you can capture higher quality clips from your streams to then use as additional content. Yes. You can use the elgato 4k card or any third party capture card
@@Kaiu24 Does this also apply to video recording on OBS? Not streaming, just video recording?
@@mylogify yes same applies
Thanks for the video! Very informative.
Really nice video, Easy Sub! Can't wait for your next video :)
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback!
Hello brother.... I couldn't find camera even after attaching video capture device
In what program? And did you turn the settings on like I advise in the video?
Does the eye tracking & face autofocus work in 4k30 when connected to the capture card?
In the ZV-E10 review by Gerald Undone, he mentioned that the autofocus doesn't work in 4k30 when an HDMI cable is connected.
The autofocus doesnt work in 4k30 with hdmi as far as i know which is why i suggest 1080p30 or 60. Overall streaming in 1080 with most devices is recommended
@@Kaiu24will i need a capture card to stream in 1080/30 or 1080/60?
@@MrPabloej1 yes if you use the usb streaming feature you can only stream in 720p which still looks great. But for 1080p a captures card is required
audio is bad in this video and you are talking too fast, what did you say at 3:35? the elgato can output at 4k 60fps or 4k30fps?
Yeah thats an error on my part. The Camlink 4k can output only upto 4K30fps.
I apologise that the audio is bad will make sure to improve in the next one. I appreciate the feedback
What kind of camera do you use as a webcam?
Great explanation and video capture! Thank you.
Welcome! Glad you liked it
do u need it to have a sd card
If you are just using for streaming and not recording internally you dont need an SD card
can you make a tutorial on how will i flip my screen using sony zv-e10 camera on macbook pro as a webcam for streaming please.
Should the display screen be black when the capture card is connected?
Yes this is apparently what is supposed to happen with this camera. A bit annoying in my opinion, i would suggest getting all your settings inputted before connecting and then all thats left is to frame yourself through the connected device or monitor
how come my camera isnt swapping to connect to my camera?
How do you mean? Through this setup the camera will not change or swap modes. The feed should simply show on the PC if done correctly.
@@Kaiu24 hey found out my issues! wasn’t in movie mode specifically i had it in video but it didn’t swap to movie then i had the cam link plugged into a 2.0 and not a 3.0 usb port
@@simplyalemon Glad you figured it out!!
Should I press the "USB streaming" on the camera or not...? If I don't then the camera turns off automatically after a few minutes...
No there should be an option in the camera setting to turn off the auto shut off
@@Kaiu24 appreciated.
Hello, i just got same camera and atomos capture card, but when everything is done as in your video, and hit usb streaming on sony cam, i got messsage connect usb cable 9 (message on sony cam screen) Do you have some idea what to do, i can see a video in obs, but im not sure about message.
So with this method its not for USB streaming since you are using a capture card through OBS. Capture card is much higher quality. The USB streaming requires a usb cable plugged in to transfer the feed only and the quality is significantly lower.
@@Kaiu24 so basically, you want to say it is not possible to stream with capture card through obs?
@@arsenal21m no otherwise this video would be pointless… i’m saying that if you use obs you dont need to hit the usb streaming option in camera. Theres no need. Just use the capture card through obs as I show in the video. If you follow the steps in the video you will be able to stream with capture card
what about just using the USB Streaming feature on the zv-e10, what is the difference?
It works but nothing beats the quality you will get from streaming through a capture card. If you arent bothered about getting the top quality then the usb streaming does work very well
@@Kaiu24 ahh gotcha! I see the zv-e10 is only capable of streaming at 720p using the usbc plug n play. Thanks for the info!
@@WeirdFlex yup exactly! Glad I could help!
Great Video. Just wonder with the HDMI Setting why I do not the whole lone with the 24p/60p Output here on my camera configure for PAL for Germany?
If the camera is in PAL mode you can use it in 25p or 50p. This wont effect the footage or feed or quality at all. Just make sure the shutter speed is set to 1/50 for 25p or 1/100 for 50p
Hey, I appreciate the assistance with this video! I'm hoping you can answer a question for me. I followed all of the instructions but I am getting laggy video. I'm using a Macbook Pro with an M1 chip. Any suggestions?
How laggy is it? Sometimes the quality of the hdmi cable can be the issue or just making sure the macbook is plugged into a power source instead of battery. You can also try connecting everything, turning it all off and restarting it to see if it makes a difference.
Thanks. very helpful!
We can rocord video on camera while using hdmi capture card streaming right? I wanna record the zoom class on camera while streaming at the same time
I wouldnt advise it, would overheat the camera in my opinion. If you are using an elgato capture card you should be able to record the raw camera feed through elgato game capture software
Hi! | got the HDMI cable as well as an Elgato Camlink for my Sony ZV E10 but still it won't connect to my pc and I don't see anything on OBS. It does work well with USB C but nothing happens with HDMI. Would appreciate any help…
Have you turned on the clean HDMI feature on the camera?
@@Kaiu24 yes I did ,and I noticed something also my Cam doesn’t show light.. am so confused ..I don’t know if it’s the cam link or the camera don’t support it ..
@@FestusAbbe i mean i’m using the same camera and everything in this video so it shouldnt be an issue
In the HDMi settings make sure the following is set:
HDMI Reaolution 1080p
HDMI info display on
Tc output on
Rec control off
CTRL FOR HDMI On
Also have you tested the cable? And is the Camlink going into a USB3 slot (usually the blue ones on the pc). Otherwise it wont work
Hi, Thanks for the video! instead of using a dummy battery, can you charge over usb and use a capture card at the same time?
Unfortunately the camera doesn’t allow charge and use at the same time as far as I experienced. Also dummy battery is better and wont damage the actual battery.
Hey K24, where’s the link for the ZVe10 dummy battery? Only thing I’m missing before going ahead to buying the other bits? Thanks!
Hopefully this helps:
amzn.to/3V07eU4
Hey nice video, i have a question can you do a 1080p 60 fps in zoom meetings but your SD card capture 4k 30 fps? thank you
Not at the same time
is 1/50 ok instead of 1/60 and why not use 4k ??
If you are using 25p or 24p then 1/50 is fine. 4K on this camera is heavily cropped and has focus issues from my experience. Also outputting in 4K is far more taxing on the computer and not necessary when streaming in my opinion
@6:22 You suggest using HD, why? Aren’t you passing up on resolution when making this choice?
With this camera the 4k has a crop and not only that this output may strain the computer a bit (depending on the computer). Not only this, if you are streaming to twitch or some streaming platforms, the 4k stream is heavily down sampled and you actually don’t get the maximum quality out of your output anyway. This is also the case if you are using a lower end or cheaper capture card I would say 1080p is the preferred standard but if you want to try using the 4k and it works without an issue for you then by all means go for it.
what if you want to shoot in 4k? then you do want to put it in 4k mode, right? lol
Yes but for streaming its not necessary because most streaming platforms will compress it to 1080p anyway. But yeah if you want to then use the camera in 4k then just pop it back to 4k mode
Can i use Elgato HD60s instead of Camlink?
Yea but the HD60S is a terrible capture card with lots of issues. If you have one definitely try it and see and if it works then that’s great!
You need to have that little adapter piece? You can’t just plug the camera directly into the computer with one cable?
Yes you need the capture card. Especially if you want the highest output. Usb connection just isn’t enough.
Thank you for your Video!
Do you know which settings I need for the recording part in 4K for OBS? I don’t get a clear and smooth video recording even with the 4K camlink Stick.
I would recommend against streaming out in 4k. Stick to HD. 4k puts too much strain on software for minimal added benefit
@@Kaiu24 I managed it now. It’s works perfect in 4K as well.
@@andredei8492 what did you do to get it work in 4k?
What did you use Andre to get it to work at 4k ? Please share, I'm stuck here too 😅
Great tutorial as always!
Thanks!
why not use stream for usb-c on sony ? in that case you dont need capture card and option " usb power supply " you gonna have 3h of streaming before shut down
The main reason: quality. You wont get full 1080 or 4k streaming over usb. Nowhere near. Its still better than a webcam but not as good compared to using a capture card. Usb cant transfer video data anywhere near as well as hdmi. You may also have increased latency etc. usb is a good quick option, but capture card is the overall better option
Wheres the link for dummy battery? Cant see it in description
amzn.to/48zd5aP Sorry I thought I had added it. This should work. You can also charge and use via USB C
Great video
Thanks appreciate the feedback!
I wish this would work for me. I follow all the steps but when I add the 4K Camlink as a source in OBS i get nothing at all. I have tried everything and am just stumped now.
You need to set your resolution in obs manual. Dont use the auto resolution option. Select resolution and framerate manually to match the output of the camera. See if that helps
@@Kaiu24 you mean when adding the camera as a source? I followed the same steps you took as far as changing the resolution to 1920x1080 but still wouldn’t come up
Hey dude, how’d you record the camera menu?? (UI)
Hey! I used OBS to record the Ui
@@Kaiu24 No. I meant how did you capture it? (Not the software!) Because plugging to the HDMI & to the computer doesn’t let it show!
@@TheMaan2008 yea it does, you use a capture card, same as you would when streaming.
thanks
Questions: There seems to be a lag from the camera to my zoom/livesstream. Also my lip movement and words are not completely on point. Any suggestions. I am completely new to streaming and cameras
That happens when you are usb streaming instead of capture card streaming. Usb streaming will give you a slight delay. Capture card streaming gives you the full quality.
Yeah thats correct, if you follow the method in the video it shouldn’t have any lag
Quick question - I'm looking to create Videos that are in 4K quality for my RUclips channel, using the exact same camera and OBS. In this video, you said to put the file format in HD. However, since I'm looking to create 4K Videos, can we change this to be the 4K option instead??
You definitely Can but streaming and recording in 4k might strain your Pc but as long as it is powerful enough to do both should be fine. The 4K has a slight crop and also you’ll have to make sure you have the 4K camlink or capture card to do this
@@Kaiu24 I think it’s possible to only record videos without steaming on OBS, so if we can just keep it to recording, then the PC only has to be able to handle the recording of the video when using OBS. Is this correct?
@@FC-py6xk thats true yes of course, but why not just record directly in camera? The camera will be far better and you have access to utilise the picture profiles and file formats the camera has?
@@Kaiu24 the main reason for using OBS to record my RUclips vids and connect my Sony ZV-E10 to my computer via Camlink 4K is to use my computer as the storage device for the video recordings to be directly stored onto my computer during the filming process. This way, I was thinking that we could remove the step of always having to take out the SD card and transfer the files from the SD card onto my computer, since I do the editing of those recorded clips on my desktop. Currently, I don’t do any live streaming since I’m just focused on producing RUclips videos. In your opinion, would you suggest that I continue to use OBS and only record my vids using the Camlink 4K just to make it easier for all the files to be directly stored onto my computer OR should I just record things the normal way that involves using the camera with an SD card??
@@FC-py6xk so like yourself I focus on youtube much more and haven’t streamed in a long time. Personally, i say the internal recording is the better option if you want the highest quality videos. You can definitely use the obs method but personally i find the quality just isnt as great as internal recording. I would suggest experimenting both ways with a small clip and do a side by side comparison to see which you think is better. If you aren’t recording in S-Log and the footage you film is simple and doesn’t require colour grading then the OBS option may work just fine and if it works for you then go for it.
Thanks, any particular reason why not stream in 4K?
Several, to begin with the 4K on this camera is heavily cropped (so on top of the usual aps-c crop there is a further 1.6x crop or something) which is inconvenient if streaming in a small space or room. Secondly, 4k is more taxing on the camera and the pc. Thirdly if you are streaming gameplay and your camera is a small box in the corner, the 4k wont be noticed, even if you are doing a full talking stream, 1080p is much smoother and easier to watch for viewers.
In essence 4k streaming is overkill. You can if you want to, nothing to say its bad, its just unnecessary.
@@Kaiu24 Thanks, the huge crop I think comes from the video stabilizer, once I turned that off that was gone - a revelation on that frustration :D
I do agree on the overkill and since I've been using local to cloud recording services, 4K had frame rate glitches, 1080 looks just as good and eliminated the issue.
Thanks for the fast reply on a year-old video, it does help with subscribers :)
@@mihaelzanjkovic8603 always a pleasure to help!!
Why 1080 and not 4K?
1080 is better to stream at in my opinion. Takes less bandwidth and so overall you dont get lag or latency compared to 4k. Streaming in 4k is also meaningless in the grand scheme because VERY FEW people will watch a stream in 4k.
Can we stream in 4k or 2160p on twitch?
You would get a slight crop if you do. Its possible but I would advise against it. Your bandwidth would be affected and you would get more latency in your stream. Also most twitch compresses your output heavily if you are anything less than a Partner so it wouldn’t make a huge difference
Does this camera overheat?
I haven’t experienced any overheating issues. I would say if used for recording for long periods it does heat up a bit but nothing worrying. If used for streaming though unlikely to heat up
@@Kaiu24 ok so its a good buy? Im about to get it
@@jerseyltd i think its a great camera!
ruclips.net/video/NM3kEB4gBFs/видео.html
I have a review on it but if you want something that will serve you long term for video and streaming then I would recommend both this or the Canon M50 Mk ii. Both equally as good so down to personal preference
In the record settings i dont get a 60p option. Only 50p,25p, and 100p
Does anyone know why that could be?
It's because you are in the Europe region and your camera is set to PAL settings. This isn't an issue you can choose 25p and set shutter speed to 1/50 and you will have the same quality. There is an option somewhere on the yellow settings to change to NTSC and you will get the 24, 30 and 60p options instead. I'm in the UK and I do this because I prefer those frame rates over the PAL ones
@@Kaiu24 thank you😃
why do you use a capture card? Can i just use a USB-C cable?
Campfire card makes the footage more responsive
So to answer this yes you absolutely can and if you want to use it for zoom calls or just as a standard webcam then thats more than enough. The MAX output res over USB is 720p. With HDMI and capture card you can utilise up to 4K outputs so thats much better for live streaming and means you can capture higher quality clips from your streams to then use as additional content
Thank you!
Welcome!
Hello maestro. great video thanks. My video wondow on OBS is green and still animate . Something happend but no video . please ... :)
Make sure to check all the connections. It sometimes helps to remove and re-add the sources to your camera
@@Kaiu24 I did already and tryed my 2 different USB on the computer . I gave up and plan to do my tomorow stream with the usb streaming option. i am very sad. thanks for answer
thanks!!!
Can zve10 output 100fps in 1080p via HDMI
No hdmi capture card will output 100fps as far as I know. Also why would you need to do that? Just curious
@@Kaiu24 I shoot music videos
And I want to purchase a external monitor for my zve10
I shot 50% of my videos in 100fps for slowmotion in post production
I'm wondering if I will be able to see anything on the monitor screen or not when I will shoot in 100fps
If not then this is really sad because I really need an monitor
@@realworld1626 ok in that case you obviously wont use a capture card. To be honest in that case this is dependent on the monitor not the camera
@@Kaiu24 so the zve10 can output 100fps in 1080p via HDMI cable?
@@realworld1626 basically I think the answer is no. Regardless of monitor. What will likely happen when you try to output in 100fps mode is the external monitor will just downgrade the display signal to 60fps. So the camera will still record at 100fps but the monitoring will be at 60. Hope that makes sense
Have you heard of lagging occurring with a pc more so?
I do not have a Mac.
Connected through Hdmi and capture card there shouldnt be any lag really, unless the pc is very old or doesnt have a strong enough processor or graphics card.
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Mine keeps freaking freezing on obs
Does the camera freeze or OBS freezes? What resolution are you putting the camera in? What kind of pc/laptop specs do you have?
@@Kaiu24 obs freezes everytime I tried 4k it wast working and then went down to basic 1920x-1080 still freezes
@@2tuffjuan what are you running OBS on? What type of laptop or pc build do u have?
When I connect My zve10 on My PC OBS shows a rainbow screen 😢
Try replacing the hdmi cable. The rainbow screen means there is no signal going into the capture card. Tighten the connections and replace the cable and see if it makes a difference.
@@Kaiu24 it makes sense, because I've actually been using a HDMI to HDMI cable with a micro HDMI adapter connected to the camera. A video capture conectes via UBS to a hub.
you got the webcam set up so you might aswell stream some cod or something sometime
Lol i do say in the video I dont wanna use this camera as a webcam myself. But i will be streaming soon. Probably when Halo comes out
@@Kaiu24 halo is indeed going to be a phenomenon
I dont think you need a capture card, the zv e10 has a stream mode
For sure! The stream mode is also insanely good. But this is just for those who wanna go the extra mile because you “could” get up to 4k quality in your streams this way vs 720p on stream mode. Just for those who really wanna bother. I have a tutorial on the stream mode also which is pinned here :)
@@Kaiu24 yeah i just learned of this... thanks for the info 🙂
my only shows 50p?
The camera is probably set to PAL mode if you are in Europe or UK. You can change this if you want to NTSC from the settings
Skip to 1:33 and you won’t miss anything.
Thanks! I wasnt able to provide timecodes and chapters for this video so this is helpful for everyone who wants to skip my blabbing at the beginning!
Instead of a fake battery, you can use any USB charger.
I think the issue with this camera is it doesnt charge via usb while it is on
@@Kaiu24 You are not charging anything with a fake battery as well. The goal is to provide power, not to charge, and this works via USB port while the camera is on.
Ggs
NOT WORTH WATCHING HE DOES NOT EVEN KNOW THIS CAM CAN BE USED OVER USB AS A WEB CAM
My friend, I do know it can be used via USB. BUT this is specifically for using with a capture card. Just because the video is based around 1 method doesn't mean I don't know the other exists..