for picture and picture with another local camera and also to have a unique lower third appear automatically (within Ecamm Live) when switching between scenes. Also, you won’t allow each local camera to be manipulated in a unique way on different Ecamm Live scenes, i.e. For example, you won’t be able to crop a specific camera, or chroma key one local camera source over another within Ecamm Live. If you use an ATEM Mini as an upstream switcher before Ecamm Live, certain key Ecamm Live features will disappear. Why you might want NOT to use an ATEM Mini upstream of Ecamm Live However, there are some disadvantages to this approach, as you’ll see in the upcoming section.
This might make sense if your show is so complex that you want to have more than one technical director/operator: one assigned to switching local cameras, and another in charge of everything else in Ecamm Live, especially if you have multiple remote guests or playback of pre-recorded clips. Since the ATEM Mini has four HDMI inputs, it could be used as an upstream switcher to switch between local cameras, before the signal is received by Ecamm Live. If you already own a US$295 ATEM Mini ( Filmtools link), you might consider using it as the inline converter mentioned above, especially if you are sure that your camera(s) are among the ones that cannot connect directly via USB or NDI (via Ethernet or wifi) and because if you divide US$295 by four, it works out to about US$74 per camera source.
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Some have disappeared from the market, while some more recent ones are more cooperative than others when connecting a semi-shy 1080p camera, as I have covered in many prior articles. These converters have been available for many years from multiple manufacturers including AJA, Blackmagic, Elgato, Magewell and Pengo. Via an inline converter which accepts HDMI or SDI signal and converts it into a webcam type signal via USB.I prefer those which allow continuously powering the smartphone or tablet while simultaneously using Ethernet. For many years, there have been adapters available which allow smartphones/tablets to have a wired Ethernet connection instead of wifi. Either way, the NDI camera can be connected either via wifi or Ethernet (which is often more reliable than wifi, and may be better for our health too).
This includes physical cameras from multiple manufacturers which already include NDI, as well as smartphone cameras or tablets using an NDI app like the ones I recently covered in this article.
Just because a camera is not listed doesn’t necessarily mean it won’t work. Check out the growing list here, including models from Canon, Fuji, Nikon, Olympus and Sony. Although initially, those capable of this with Ecamm Live were only certain Canon cameras, the list of capable cameras from other manufacturers recently grew greatly.
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