If my camcorder is recording at 1080 60p and I don't care if the video after "pass through" is only 1080 30p can this be used for live streaming?
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yes im pretty sure theres an update for it. i dont use it though,it shouldnt take u more than 2 or 3 min to download
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I'm assuming you mean 1080p and 60fps? The Elgato can be used for live streaming. It has an option in the program that you download for the device, that allows you to set up a live stream.
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IT DOESN'T ! It allows the display to show video encoded as 1080p but does not display it as 1080p (1920x1080). it isn't even truelly 720p(1280x720) The display is 1080x600 so a conversion of the data from 1920x1080 is performed to downscale the video to 1080x600. On a device this small you may be able to notice the difference. But it will be quite watchable. The difference of 1080p to 720p to lesser formats are like the difference between lossless audio and mp3 for music files, most people don't notice what's missing (lost) and enjoy it all the same.
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No, it does not have the ability to live stream and once connected to the computer you lose the ability to record. I asked them before
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According to the manual, and other descriptions I've researched of the camera, if the the external recorder is connected through HDMI it will be capable of recording 1080 60p. However, the camera sensor will only put out 8-bit 4:2:2 with a recorder attached (it's 4:2:0 onto SD). From what I can gather, the recorder will record it as 10bit, but this will not actually increase the image quality from it's native 8 bit... It really just allows for there to be less jagging when manipulating the color in post. The extra information isn't actually there, it just cleans it up somewhat (sorry if that explanation is still confusing). I believe the HyperDeck allows you to connect with HDMI and SDI, so that gives you more recording options since the camera won't record 1080 60p through SDI. I'm considering getting one of those myself since each Atomos recorder comes with a different input (I got the Samurai).
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Blackmagicdesign offers higher-end models for broadcasting. The Cinema cameras (Pocket, Cinema, 4K), while you could possibly use it for streaming in Video Mode instead of Film Mode, these cameras are really geared towards a different workflow where you'll benefit more from manipulating the image in post-production. So I'd get something else that's easier to shoot with and can better accommodate the needs specific to online streaming. I'm not sure of the output size from the micro HDMI port, I only know that others have had issues with it not working on some monitors. here's an article providing more info: http://provideocoalition.com/atepper/story/which-blackmagic-camera-models-output-live-native-progressive-and-when
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Yes though you may receive a weird message stating that some footage may not record properly. Never had an issue though. If it pops up inaccurate format simply remove the card (while cam is on) and put it back in. Should fix the problem
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Not sure, I have never used it for recording. It does appear to be HD video feed onto the screen I view it from.
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Running Windows XP, this works well as a webcam, but even on my hefty laptop (1.5 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) I can't get 640x480 to stream at more than 24-25 fps. I think the MP4 encoding is CPU intensive in that it needs to decode it and re-encode it for streaming. I could be wrong though. Also, the USB connection on the camcorder is near the mount, so you can't mount the camcorder on a tripod flush since the cable connection would be in the way. I got around this by extending the tripod screw using a 1/4"-20 coupler and extension I bought at Lowe's for under $5. Now it isn't as stable, but good enough for most applications. Running Windows XP, this works well as a webcam, but even on my hefty laptop (1.5 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) I can't get 640x480 to stream at more than 24-25 fps. I think the MP4 encoding is CPU intensive in that it needs to decode it and re-encode it for streaming. I could be wrong though. Also, the USB connection on the camcorder is near the mount, so you can't mount the camcorder on a tripod flush since the cable connection would be in the way. I got around this by extending the tripod screw using a 1/4"-20 coupler and extension I bought at Lowe's for under $5. Now it isn't as stable,... » Read More Running Windows XP, this works well as a webcam, but even on my hefty laptop (1.5 GHz Core 2 Duo, 2GB RAM) I can't get 640x480 to stream at more than 24-25 fps. I think the MP4 encoding is CPU intensive in that it needs to decode it and re-encode it for streaming. I could be wrong though. Also, the USB connection on the camcorder is near the mount, so you can't mount the camcorder on a tripod flush since the cable connection would be in the way. I got around this by extending the tripod screw using a 1/4"-20 coupler and extension I bought at Lowe's for under $5. Now it isn't as stable, but good enough for most applications. « Show Less
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Yes, you can. HD 1080P footage usually is about :15 min per 1GB. 8 hours or so on the highest resolution. You can always reduce the resolution as well though.
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No,pass through 4K at 30fps not 60fps in order for it to be HDMI 2 compliant
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Hello, Yes 1080P 30FPS is the native resolution. It does continuous loop recording.
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This camera has a clean mini HDMI output that is suitable for recording or live streaming. A capture device is necessary for a computer to be able to use the image for live streaming. Some streaming devices (ie Teradek Vidiu, Matrox Monarch) or video recorders (ie Black Magic Hyperdeck Shuttle) can accept HDMI input without need of computer.
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It supports 1080p INPUT. but it's native resolution is on 1280X800 so 720p is the best you are going to get.
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Hi Dayna. This card will intake HDMI and you can save it to virtually whatever you want. It really depends on what software you are using. I use two of these for live video streaming. The HD video feed from my cameras feeds into the Blackmagic cards and is rendered in my WireCast program (for live video editing and streaming) that allows me to save the video at the same time in about 50 different options from flash to 1080i... Hope this helps. Bottom line is, the program(s) you use in conjunction with this card determine how you save it.
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I connect chrome cast to my mixer ATEM. But I must go through a converter first HD 720 P. The ATEM only accepts 720 p. You can connect anything to the ATEM as long as it is 720 P. If not you must purchase an upconverter before plugging into any of the HDMI ports. I purchased an canon HF G 30 which is a 1080 P. The only way it works is going through my converter, downconverts to 720 P then it works. If you have a 1080 P camera you will need the ATEM 4 K before it accepts 1080 P
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Not sure, you may have to set the recording size to the smallest format: 30fps,
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Component can support 1080p, but the current agreements between hardware manufacturers caps implemented resolution at 1080i. This is in order that HDCP over HDMI be allowed to reign supreme over all our media content viewings. If they enabled 1080p over Component, then there would be easy(er) ways to bypass the DRM on High-Def discs and programming.So I doubt you're getting 1080p over component unless you've done some hacking.