#Phoneview by ecamm password#
#Phoneview by ecamm mac#

To the left of the video sources in the switcher, you’ll see a few options: Before going live, if you plan to use a two- or three-source split screen layout, you’ll want to ensure all participants are in the center of their camera view. The video sources will automatically be cropped equally on their sides to fit the space if necessary, centering the video. Ecamm Live will automatically split the screen to evenly display the sources. If you would like to display more than one video source at the same time in a splitscreen layout or picture-in-picture, click the tiny + button in the top-right corner of that source in the switcher, or hold down the shift key on your keyboard, and click to select the video sources you wish to display. The switcher will show up automatically when in Camera source mode, when more than one video source is detected. The video source switcher allows you to switch video sources, or to broadcast more than one video source. Other cameras that can produce a equirectangular image may also work. If you need help setting that up, read our Streaming with a 360° Camera document. We have used the Ricoh Theta S camera successfully. 360° CamerasĮcamm Live supports streaming from 360° cameras to services like Facebook Live which support them. It will then automatically show up as a video source and audio source in Ecamm Live. Ensure that the device is recognized in the Finder sidebar and that is trusted by the Mac. Your iPhone or iPad screen can also become a video source, simply by connecting the device via USB cable. Note that network camera audio is not supported.

#Phoneview by ecamm password#

If a username and password is required, include that in the URL, using this Test Camera button can be used to test the connection to the camera. Enter a display name for the camera and the camera’s RTSP URL. Click the + button to add a new network camera. Network cameras supporting H.264 and H.265 video encoding can be added to Ecamm Live by picking Manage Network Cameras from the Camera menu at the top of the screen. RTSP Cameras (Also called Network Cameras or IP Cameras) NDI sources will show up as camera in Ecamm Live’s camera list, and as a microphone in Ecamm Live’s microphone list. Newtek NDI® CamerasĮcamm Live will automatically detect Newtek NDI® input sources, such as the NDICam iOS app. Other HDMI encoders, such as the Elgato Cam Link typically show up as a webcam, and work fine with Ecamm Live without any additional software.

Ensure that the device’s video input is set to HDMI instead of SDI. Open Blackmagic’s “Desktop Video Setup” application in your Applications folder.

The Blackmagic device will also show up as a microphone option in Ecamm Live’s microphone list.īlackmagic Tip: If you aren’t seeing video from your Blackmagic device, it may need a setting changed. Once you’ve connected this to your Mac, and connected your camera to it, you’ll be able to select your camera in the Camera sources of Ecamm Live. Amongst our community, the most popular HDMI input device is the Blackmagic Design UltraStudio Mini Recorder.

#Phoneview by ecamm mac#

We’ve built in special support for cameras connected to your Mac through Blackmagic Design capture devices. Blackmagic Devices and Other HDMI Encoders See also the Intro to Using Canon DSLRs with Ecamm Live for more detail on using your Canon DSLR with Ecamm Live. If the camera provides HDMI out, use the HDMI Encoder method below. No other brands of DSLRs or mirrorless cameras are supported via USB. Some Nikon DSLRs may be recognized by Ecamm Live, but the video quality will not be high. Your camera will now be an option in Ecamm Live’s Camera menu. Connect your Canon DSLR to your Mac’s USB port. You can use your Canon DSLR camera with Ecamm Live without any extra hardware or software. The most popular USB webcams are made by Logitech. USB WebcamsĮcamm Live works great with USB webcams. Cameras and Other Input SourcesĮcamm Live supports a wide variety of cameras and input sources. When only one video source is detected by Ecamm Live, this video switcher is hidden. If you have more than one camera source available (for example, a built-in webcam and an external video camera attached to your Mac via USB) then Ecamm Live will display a video source switcher at the bottom of the Main Window. With this selected, video from a camera is displayed in the Main Window.

The leftmost icon in the Source bar accesses Camera mode.

Splitscreen (Selecting Multiple Sources).