![]() ![]() (angry face) But, I have to say, the product it worth it. And, of cousre, they are charging twice the price. It's just that with all that's going on in the world, there are many, many dispicable people out there and I think there are a lot of people who have purchasd all availble Elgato gear from Best Buy and similar stores and are hoarding them on eBay. Keep in mind, finding the Elgato Cam Link 4K isn't necessarily hard. So, I'm happy to say, the Elgato product saved the day. Using my Canon EOS R now as a webcam and for "Zoom" and pretty much any/all video-related things on my Macbook Pro has elevated my video expeirences to another level. I was waiting forever to get one and it finally arrived a few weeks ago and "Voila!" It worked. So, I had looked online and SO many people were suggesting I get an Elgato Cam Link 4K video capture device. ![]() If anyone has had any success with this, I would greatly appreciate the help. Streaming Software: Wirecast (Version 13.1.0 - 33.de1b55fe) & ECAMM Live (Version 3.4.3) Graphics: Radeon Pro 560 4GB Intel HD Graphics 630 1536 MB It has to be some sort of setting in the EOS-R.Ĭamera Settings: HDMI Output is 1080p | Video settings: FHD 1920 x 1080p 29.97fpsīlackMagic UltraStudio Mini Recorder (latest firmware) So, that test eliminated the live streaming software programs as the source of the issue. I even connected 2 older Canon VIXIA G20 video cameras to test the video of these HD devices and the video output for both cameras is NOT "stretched". I've been through all of the settings in Wirecast & Ecamm Live and BOTH are showing that the EOS-R video image is "stretched". But I'm not having any success converting the image to a normal 1080p view. Currently, the EOS-R's HDMI output setting is set to 1080p. For the life of me, I've tried every setting in the Canon EOS-R to rectify this. The good news is that I am successfully receiving a video image from my EOS-R into my streaming software programs (Wirecast & Ecamm Live). I am trying to connect my EOS-R to my Mac computer and to my streaming software programs. ![]() I am wondering if anyone is using the Canon EOS-R for live streaming? ![]()
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