Dive into an advanced workshop on multi-camera setups using Ecamm Live. Learn to connect multiple cameras, utilize the Camera Switcher, implement Placeholder Cameras, and set up ISO video recording. Explore new features in Ecamm 4.0, understand processor requirements, and discover techniques for designing professional streams. Practice building scenes with placeholder cameras and gain insights on isolated audio tracks, recording file formats, and countdown timers. Participate in a hands-on challenge and open Q&A session to enhance your Ecamm Live skills and create more dynamic, professional-looking streams.
Overview
Syllabus
- Countdown
- Intro & overview of the week
- Day 1 Overview
- Register to get all the goodies
- New 4.0 features Intel vs. Silicon/Standard vs. Pro
- Connecting multiple cameras
- CamLink
- DeckLink
- Camera switcher
- How to turn off the old camera switcher
- Adjusting the new Camera Switcher
- Adjusting the effects of each camera
- Creating separate widows for each camera
- Add/Remove cameras from the Camera Switcher
- Using Placeholder Cameras
- Using Placeholders when designing shows as a service
- You can apply effects separately to the Placeholder Cameras
- How to assign cameras/guests to a Placeholder Camera
- ISO Video - what it is and why you might was to use it
- How to setup ISO video and the limitations
- Selecting the audio recorded with ISO video
- Interview Guest ISO is limited to 720p
- Isolated Audio Tracks
- Setting the Recording File Format
- Record-Only Countdown Timer
- Choosing the Recordings Folder
- Q: Is audio recording based on processing bandwidth or both?
- Day 1 Challenge
- Open Q&A
- Q: Do you need a CamLink for each camera?
- Recap and a look at Day 2
Taught by
Ecamm Live
