Thank you Aaron for an excellent lesson on setting up the RØDECaster Video. I've just ordered one and feel ready to dive straight in to configuring my livestreaming setup. And thanks to Lily for letting her channel be used for the demo. I must check it out too, though I'm not a fan of donuts or cats, her livestream looks very professional.
Thanks Aaron! As a teacher, I would love to see a way to connect my ipad to this so that I can use apple pencil to write on the screen. That would be my dream
Great video, Aaron. And I totally agree when it comes to video/scenes and audio sources. Using Wireless Pro mics with it, that option would be very useful, for example in an interview. Probably most useful to able to set it up with scenes. Using one or two Wireless Pro mics with a specific scene.
Aaron, thnx, great overview / introduction! Because she doesn‘t seem to need a wireless cam (AKA iPad / iPhone), she could dump the AppleTV and connect the iPad via HDMI-Adapter, right?
Oh! Nice, Thanks for the video. This Switcher definitely took care of most of my Audio issues. Does it Stream to multiple Platforms like OseeGo stream, that stream to 3 platform simultaneously?
Sure, you could output the RØDECaster Video HDMI output into the yolobox. There would be some interesting things you could do with that, but it's not really taking advantage of the two devices in the best way.
I really want this but on my workflow I use logo, lower 3rds and tickers.. any ideas on how to do that knowing that it only allows one graphic at a time? Thanks!
hmm yeah it's a bit limiting in that aspect right now, I think you might have to wait to see if they add any features like web graphics overlays in an update, then you could do it if you can get all your graphics into a web page
"... step by step, and I'll show you everything along the way. "So this is now restored to its default state. All I've done so far is plug in video and audio inputs and outputs. ..." Yeah, except there are some limitations that may affect your users: 1. You use an XLR mic, but users may think they can put anything into the USB-C inputs It's not well-advertised, but the USB-C ports 4 and 5 can take microphones but only Rode ones. I ended up buying a a Rode NT-USB Mini last night after working on my Hyper-X microphone for a day. 2. Not all devices can go into the USB-C ports I have not gotten my Sony ZV-1F to be connected with streaming on. Same configuration works in OBS but not when plugged into RCV. I thought I was going to do technical videos with hand-drawn input on my reMarkable through the USB-C. I still have not got this to work. At a minimum, there is some unexpected jiggery-pokery necessary for the USB-C ports. I've also had to replace hardware.
It's documented on the specs on the website, but yeah USB 4 and 5 support RØDE mics and the two new RØDECasters. The UVC webcam support is limited to YUV format so not all webcams will work.
"downstream" and "upstream" key are such old industry jargon that I really don't mind that they just tossed that all out the window and made things work differently now. You can still overlay a logo with this, it just works entirely differently than what traditional switchers would call "downstream key"
I would buy this in combination with the Osee Gostream Duet instead of the ATEM Mini Extreme ISO and a dual audio interface. It's a brilliantly thought out device.
Thank you Aaron for an excellent lesson on setting up the RØDECaster Video. I've just ordered one and feel ready to dive straight in to configuring my livestreaming setup. And thanks to Lily for letting her channel be used for the demo. I must check it out too, though I'm not a fan of donuts or cats, her livestream looks very professional.
Thanks Aaron! As a teacher, I would love to see a way to connect my ipad to this so that I can use apple pencil to write on the screen. That would be my dream
I can make a video showing how to do that!
Great video, Aaron. And I totally agree when it comes to video/scenes and audio sources. Using Wireless Pro mics with it, that option would be very useful, for example in an interview. Probably most useful to able to set it up with scenes. Using one or two Wireless Pro mics with a specific scene.
6:50 You can also drag your file from the left, and drop it on top of the BG field to have it populate it.
is there any delay/lag or resolution difference with using the Cam Link?
Awesome & Thanks :)
Thank you!
Aaron, thnx, great overview / introduction! Because she doesn‘t seem to need a wireless cam (AKA iPad / iPhone), she could dump the AppleTV and connect the iPad via HDMI-Adapter, right?
Yes that's very true! We have the AppleTV so that the iPad isn't tethered to one spot on her desk tho
@@aaronpkyeah, mine ends up tethered in one place when I'm streaming 'cos it's running my looper and I have muscle memory :)
Oh! Nice, Thanks for the video.
This Switcher definitely took care of most of my Audio issues.
Does it Stream to multiple Platforms like OseeGo stream, that stream to 3 platform simultaneously?
Thanks! Right now you can only stream to one destination at a time, so you'd have to use a restream service for that.
quick sumup 34:00
Great video
By any chance would this work with the yolobox ultra?
"Work with" in what way?
@@aaronpk as far as using the yolobox as a monitor for the rodecaster video
Sure, you could output the RØDECaster Video HDMI output into the yolobox. There would be some interesting things you could do with that, but it's not really taking advantage of the two devices in the best way.
I really want this but on my workflow I use logo, lower 3rds and tickers.. any ideas on how to do that knowing that it only allows one graphic at a time? Thanks!
hmm yeah it's a bit limiting in that aspect right now, I think you might have to wait to see if they add any features like web graphics overlays in an update, then you could do it if you can get all your graphics into a web page
@@aaronpk great! Thanks for your reply! Yeah, I’m gonna wait a little more and see what happens with the next update.
"... step by step, and I'll show you everything along the way.
"So this is now restored to its default state. All I've done so far is plug in video and audio inputs and outputs. ..."
Yeah, except there are some limitations that may affect your users:
1. You use an XLR mic, but users may think they can put anything into the USB-C inputs
It's not well-advertised, but the USB-C ports 4 and 5 can take microphones but only Rode ones.
I ended up buying a a Rode NT-USB Mini last night after working on my Hyper-X microphone for a day.
2. Not all devices can go into the USB-C ports
I have not gotten my Sony ZV-1F to be connected with streaming on. Same configuration works in OBS but not when plugged into RCV.
I thought I was going to do technical videos with hand-drawn input on my reMarkable through the USB-C. I still have not got this to work.
At a minimum, there is some unexpected jiggery-pokery necessary for the USB-C ports. I've also had to replace hardware.
It's documented on the specs on the website, but yeah USB 4 and 5 support RØDE mics and the two new RØDECasters. The UVC webcam support is limited to YUV format so not all webcams will work.
Huwowww Rodecaster video
no NDI support is bad
Lack of downstream key quite a big deal.
"downstream" and "upstream" key are such old industry jargon that I really don't mind that they just tossed that all out the window and made things work differently now. You can still overlay a logo with this, it just works entirely differently than what traditional switchers would call "downstream key"
@@aaronpkBut can it support a greenscreen background by making the green invisible so one can see the background layer?
I would buy this in combination with the Osee Gostream Duet instead of the ATEM Mini Extreme ISO and a dual audio interface. It's a brilliantly thought out device.