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🔴 Live Q&A! Answering your questions about livestreaming and the ATEM Mini
Join me for another live Q&A about the ATEM Mini, video production, livestreaming rigs or any other video production topics!continue reading... -
To those upset about some design decisions in the iOS app: Nobody’s forcing you to use the iOS app. I’m fully aware that it takes a different turn from all other existing apps in some aspects, and that’s the point. If it makes the fediverse larger by retaining more new users, then I’ve succeeded and everyone benefits. If not, nobody except me loses.
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New Hyperdecks, Blackmagic Studio Cameras, and more!
Blackmagic announced a bunch of new products, from the new Hyperdeck lineup to two new studio cameras! In this video I asked my YouTube friends what their favorite things were about the new products!continue reading... -
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nitinkhanna
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Jul 29
@aaronpk may I ask you a few questions about this product? Background - I've used OBS for long timeframe livestreaming with some issues in the past, but I've noticed that after a few hours of livestreaming, it starts to glitch out because of memory issues. It's worse with ffmpeg - livestreaming bitrate drops drastically as time goes on. I assume since this product is hardware based, it wouldn't have those issues?
Also, what does this mean? "Plus the built in USB connections work like a webcam, so you can connect a computer and use any streaming software, or even Skype or Zoom." Does it mean that you can stream to Skype or Zoom, or from?
I understand that this and OBS are not directly comparable. Just wanted to know your thoughts on these questions.
Yep any time they say "work like a webcam" it means you can bring the video feed from these into Zoom or OBS like you'd plug in an actual USB webcam.
The ATEM Mini Pro and Extreme can do the encoding and streaming directly to YouTube and other platforms, which would avoid doing that encoding in your computer with OBS which is causing the issues you're seeing. Generally I prefer offloading that to external devices for that reason. But yes like you noticed, they can stream to only one place, so you have to use things like Restream or a raspberry pi if you want to push to multiple platforms. -
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Just did thanks, not sure how my software messed that up
