Haha! At long last! Seriously though - it is actually a bit of a nicer experience to get that extra screen space. I was playing some RPGs and it really was quite nice. To be honest - the Switch was just a demo of the software - stay tuned for some other, maybe more practical, demos.
Finally, can stream my mobile games from iphone to twitch with just my ipad. No longer will I need my MacBook or gaming desktop. Honestly impressed here and really think this will open up a path for more streamers.
It’s quite impressive. I tested it by taking my iPad and iPhone to a park. I was able to live stream with just those two devices. Although, I would add audio as well.
@@Giovanni_Ihman I own a m2 air but you don’t need anything special to stream your iPhone or iPad to MacBook. Just connect lighting or usb c cable to iPad to MacBook and open QuickTime Player
My iPad Pro is updated to 17.5, I’ve got it all set up just as you’ve shown in your video and I cannot get it to work. When you select device on camo all I have available to select is none and I just don’t know what else to do 😢.
The new @camoapp is absolutely game-changing. I’ve been impressed by CAMO Studio as a tool for teaching and learning, but the Livestream and iPad features of the Studio have really amazed me. This video on using it with my Switch is just the tip of the iceberg - I’m working on a longer video and keep finding more cool things about it.
@@LearningandTechnology it’s the same for a lot of us😭 I switched the hdmi cord around just in case I had the wrong side in the dock/dongle. I turned my switch off and back on again and even closed and reopened the camo app and it still says none😢
That’s actually the main use-case. It’s designed for streaming and works very well. I also use it for a larger screen to play when I don’t have a TV handy.
Hello I would like to ask, I would like to stream my games from switch via the ipad, but my problem is that i cant use my audio and microphone in tandem. When i plug in my external mic i lose my game audio. is there a fix to this?
Hey there! thanks for the video. I currently have an old Ipad Air 3 (thunderbolt). Do you reckon it will still work if I get a 3rd party Thunderbolt to USB-C adapter to connect the capture card? Thanks!
@@muhammadgamon8968 you will need to see if CAMO Studio will run on your iPad first. If it does run - then the adapter should allow you to pull the signal.
i have a question, is there any way to fix this? :( i got mine a month or less ago, and it took a while to set up as it wouldn't be recognized, but it would work after a bit. now mine doesn't even work, camo studio or any other app doesn't recognize my capture card. i got every single thing, and did the right steps, but now my switch isn't recognized at all and camo studio won't let me switch the external video source from none to capture card, and others have had the same problem too please help :(
The best solution might be to uninstall and reinstall CAMO - the card and setup have been working for me for a long time. So I’m not sure what the issue might be.
Question, will an Anker 543 USB-C Hub (6-in-1, Slim) work as the capture card? It has 4K video HDMI on it. Please advise if you have any information you can share. Thank you.
I’m using a satechi usb c hub and it doesn’t work, but that’s because I haven’t tried to connect a power source to the hub. My hub does have a card reader though. Shouldn’t that work?
@@Ken-gs7tm not yet. I’ve only tried it on a Switch and it won’t work (I think it’s because the Switch needs the power for HDMI and can’t do it off the battery alone - which is why it needs the dock). I’m going to try to find some other devices that have HDMI out via USB-C I also have a Switch Lite to try, but suspect it will not work because of the power required.
It’s cool but it’s not really great. It’s not portable bc you need everything with hdmi and the capture card so the latency is super high. Now if Apple actually made the software able to have output and input using usb c to usb c would be pretty sick
The latency is actually quite good with CAMO - it’s fast. unfortunately, with the Switch- the docking station is needed (this won’t work in a Lite) It’s not really something I would consider “portable” (for that I just use the Switch screen) It’s a nice setup when I’m at my desk or dining room table.
I don’t have a measurement of any latency, but also haven’t had any issues playing games. It seems to be working fine for me and I’m not sure where you are seeing latency.
You have to go into settings and change the layout to a single camera template. I think I show it early in the video, but it’s a template with just one camera
Sorry no only usb c ports can share data through usb c lightning cables don't share data and older ipads then the Ipad 10th gen Ipad pro 2 gen and Ipad air 4th gen
For feedback - in the audio settings you need to make sure “send to speaker” is deselected. Also, the last audio device plugged in is the default. So sometimes unplugging and replugging does the trick.
@@LearningandTechnology yeah I don’t know! I tested multiple different setups; usb mic, XLRs into 2 different interfaces, tried changing the settings in app, deleting it and redownloading it but now NO sound goes through but the app is acknowledging the external mic is at least plugged in? I’m not sure if it’s a glitch or a bug or something. Because when I just jump into Voice Memos to test that the equipment still works, it sounds perfectly normal. Goes through the mic no problem. But specifically camo is just rejecting the sound for some reason.
I used my iPad Pro - which has the largest screen. I also used a smaller iPad and it worked great as well. It really just depends on the screen size you want and your own portable set-up.
Nice now I can finally play my switch on the go
Haha! At long last!
Seriously though - it is actually a bit of a nicer experience to get that extra screen space. I was playing some RPGs and it really was quite nice.
To be honest - the Switch was just a demo of the software - stay tuned for some other, maybe more practical, demos.
@@LearningandTechnology ah I was only joking anyway it’s pretty cool! Great demonstration keep it up😁😁
@@cianbrady1557 it was a perfect comment - I literally laughed out loud.
Um Bro it’s meant for that
@@BoyswastakenGSB nah bro idk what you’re on about
Finally, can stream my mobile games from iphone to twitch with just my ipad. No longer will I need my MacBook or gaming desktop. Honestly impressed here and really think this will open up a path for more streamers.
It’s quite impressive. I tested it by taking my iPad and iPhone to a park. I was able to live stream with just those two devices.
Although, I would add audio as well.
@@Giovanni_Ihman I own a m2 air but you don’t need anything special to stream your iPhone or iPad to MacBook. Just connect lighting or usb c cable to iPad to MacBook and open QuickTime Player
My iPad Pro is updated to 17.5, I’ve got it all set up just as you’ve shown in your video and I cannot get it to work. When you select device on camo all I have available to select is none and I just don’t know what else to do 😢.
FINALLY'!!! thanks a lot
wow i never thought you could use camo like this i only use it for a backup webcam using my phone.
The new @camoapp is absolutely game-changing. I’ve been impressed by CAMO Studio as a tool for teaching and learning, but the Livestream and iPad features of the Studio have really amazed me.
This video on using it with my Switch is just the tip of the iceberg - I’m working on a longer video and keep finding more cool things about it.
Can you link a capture card that has a lightning cable because my iPad does not use USBC.
When I have “Type” as external video source, it doesn’t give any options tor device other than “NONE” any pointers to help?
Oops - long response time - sorry. You must have the correct cable HDMI IN (not out)
@@LearningandTechnology it’s the same for a lot of us😭 I switched the hdmi cord around just in case I had the wrong side in the dock/dongle. I turned my switch off and back on again and even closed and reopened the camo app and it still says none😢
@@LearningandTechnologyI have the right hdmi
Well I think
But it doesnt work
i thought this was dumb but this is great for live streaming
That’s actually the main use-case. It’s designed for streaming and works very well.
I also use it for a larger screen to play when I don’t have a TV handy.
@@LearningandTechnologyit doesnt say capture card it only says none
Hello I would like to ask, I would like to stream my games from switch via the ipad, but my problem is that i cant use my audio and microphone in tandem. When i plug in my external mic i lose my game audio. is there a fix to this?
I’m not too sure how to stream both audio sources - I’ll take a look and see what I can figure out.
Idk why but even when I connect my switch it’s stuck on the “rainbow” screen and won’t show my gameplay
I can’t find ‘capture card’ in device I just have ‘none’ what should I do? And do I need internet to use them?
You don’t require Internet - just the CAMO Studio software (free) and the Capture card hardware (quite inexpensive)
When I turn off camera 2 there’s a circle that stays on the screen. Is there a way to remove it?
Yes - in the video, when I show the custom template it’s to remove the circle. It’s right after the part when you turn Camera 2 off.
Whoops! My apologies. Totally missed that part 🤣. Thank you!
How the resolution and fps?
Hey there! thanks for the video. I currently have an old Ipad Air 3 (thunderbolt). Do you reckon it will still work if I get a 3rd party Thunderbolt to USB-C adapter to connect the capture card? Thanks!
@@muhammadgamon8968 you will need to see if CAMO Studio will run on your iPad first. If it does run - then the adapter should allow you to pull the signal.
Can I use a mouse and keyboard when I connect my switch to my iPad?
@@combatmedic3318 Not for the Switch, but you can move between Apps on the iPad
i have a question, is there any way to fix this? :( i got mine a month or less ago, and it took a while to set up as it wouldn't be recognized, but it would work after a bit. now mine doesn't even work, camo studio or any other app doesn't recognize my capture card. i got every single thing, and did the right steps, but now my switch isn't recognized at all and camo studio won't let me switch the external video source from none to capture card, and others have had the same problem too
please help :(
The best solution might be to uninstall and reinstall CAMO - the card and setup have been working for me for a long time. So I’m not sure what the issue might be.
Question, will an Anker 543 USB-C Hub (6-in-1, Slim) work as the capture card? It has 4K video HDMI on it. Please advise if you have any information you can share. Thank you.
It sadly won’t. The USB hubs are HDMI out.
The capture cards are quite reasonable in cost though. I linked one in the description
@@LearningandTechnologywhat about an lightning to USB port? I have an iPad 9th generation and I trying to do the same
for some reason on camo studio the capture card would not show up for devices is anyone else having the same problem?
Are you plugged directly into the iPad? Or, are you using a hub?
When I use a hub, I seem to need the USB connection< not the USB-C
I’m using a satechi usb c hub and it doesn’t work, but that’s because I haven’t tried to connect a power source to the hub. My hub does have a card reader though. Shouldn’t that work?
Nice! How is the latency?
It’s super smooth!
@@LearningandTechnology Is there any latency at all?
What do we do if your iPad isn’t usbc?
It has to be on the list of supported models for CAMO Studio. If it is and if it’s lightening - then there are adapters: lightening to USB
@@LearningandTechnology okay
Hi, is it possible to connect a USB-C to HDMI instead of using the nintendo dock to connect to the capture card?
That is a very good question.
Amazon delivers the cable to me tomorrow.
I will test and answer.
thank you 😊
@@Ken-gs7tm no worries - I hope it works because then I might be able to use it with the Switch lite.
Hi, did it manage to work?
@@Ken-gs7tm not yet. I’ve only tried it on a Switch and it won’t work (I think it’s because the Switch needs the power for HDMI and can’t do it off the battery alone - which is why it needs the dock).
I’m going to try to find some other devices that have HDMI out via USB-C
I also have a Switch Lite to try, but suspect it will not work because of the power required.
It’s cool but it’s not really great. It’s not portable bc you need everything with hdmi and the capture card so the latency is super high. Now if Apple actually made the software able to have output and input using usb c to usb c would be pretty sick
The latency is actually quite good with CAMO - it’s fast. unfortunately, with the Switch- the docking station is needed (this won’t work in a Lite)
It’s not really something I would consider “portable” (for that I just use the Switch screen)
It’s a nice setup when I’m at my desk or dining room table.
How about nintendo switch lite ?
I don’t believe the light has HDMI output
Do you have a precise latency? It looks like you do have latency here. Very important for games :/
I don’t have a measurement of any latency, but also haven’t had any issues playing games. It seems to be working fine for me and I’m not sure where you are seeing latency.
Will this work well with iPad pro 2018?
As long as it runs IoS 17
Hi. When i create a new scene. It still has the second camera inside the layers! What can i do?:)
You have to go into settings and change the layout to a single camera template. I think I show it early in the video, but it’s a template with just one camera
@@LearningandTechnology hey man! Ive already switched off the second source. But the circle is still there when i create a new scene
@@BryanOnPiano it’s the template - if you edit the template you can remove the circle
Hi, what’s is the app name?
CAMO Studio
what app is it?
CAMO Studio
I have 17.5 and i cant
Great vid. What powered sub hub would you recommend?
Wat is the app called
@@The_gamers12311 CAMO studio
@@LearningandTechnology ty
Can i use PNY cable instead?
I have not tried that - so I do not know.
Is there a capture card for Pad 7th?
Sorry no only usb c ports can share data through usb c lightning cables don't share data and older ipads then the Ipad 10th gen
Ipad pro 2 gen and Ipad air 4th gen
Can I use it in 17.5.1
I believe so - it’s v17 and newer on the CAMO App description.
How do you charge the ipad whilst the switch is connected?
I you use a hub you can charge at the same time
What hub do you use? I have one but when I connect it Camo wont read capture card
Do you have a video showing your setup with the hub?
@@johnbermudez9932 I’ll do a video. With the capture card I have to go:
iPad - Powered Hub - Capture Card - Switch
@@LearningandTechnology appreciate you brother!! I just figured it out, but I believe it’ll still be an helpful video!
Can iPad air4 connect?
Nope
Its dumb how it works
you skipped right over the part where you have the app set up??????? all I have is camera mode!!
Go to the App Store and download the App. It should install.
Camo Studio isn't recognising my "device" as a capture card option?
Are you using the HDMI Capture card I linked in the description?
Hi! I seem to be having issues connecting any external mic to Camo without horrible feedback or no sound at all. Any tips?
For feedback - in the audio settings you need to make sure “send to speaker” is deselected.
Also, the last audio device plugged in is the default. So sometimes unplugging and replugging does the trick.
@@LearningandTechnology yeah I don’t know! I tested multiple different setups; usb mic, XLRs into 2 different interfaces, tried changing the settings in app, deleting it and redownloading it but now NO sound goes through but the app is acknowledging the external mic is at least plugged in?
I’m not sure if it’s a glitch or a bug or something. Because when I just jump into Voice Memos to test that the equipment still works, it sounds perfectly normal. Goes through the mic no problem. But specifically camo is just rejecting the sound for some reason.
What kind of iPad can be good for the Nintendo?
I used my iPad Pro - which has the largest screen. I also used a smaller iPad and it worked great as well. It really just depends on the screen size you want and your own portable set-up.
Damn