Excellent video, I only had two questions if you could help me? Does this camera stream at 1080p/60? Also does it internally record 4k/60 and stream 1080p/60 simultaneously?
Hello. I would need to connect the camera as a webcam to my computer. I need to do an online transfer via OBS Studio and I don't know how to do it all. It is possible to make a detailed guide on how to do this. Thank you
If they only could sell it. Both in Canada, The Netherlands and Italy after a year am still waiting for it!! Inquired Panasonic, well... they do not have it for sale... at least in the Countries where I live, Sweden and New Zealand included... bboohh!!
@@mobiletonster The same with Canon: in December 2019 begun willing to purchase the XA50 or XA55, in August last 2020 I also complained with Canon Customer Care: they replied the have none!! Am still seeking in Deutschland, Italy, France, UK.... nothing!!
Hi I saw your videotutorial about the Panasonic AG-CX10 video camera, well done, I wanted to ask you since I bought the camera these days, can you recommend me the best card and brand to record optimally in 4k and full hd? I need a 128gb card, if you can tell me the features it must have, thank you 1000, have a nice day.
Hi, I am from India. Is AG CX7 and CX8 the same model of HC X1500 and X2000 ? Is it just the difference in naming of model available in India? Please reply.
Hi Sir, please i just had a new Panasonic right now but the problem is i dont know how to turn off auto shut down..about 10min and then automatic shut down..please can you help
I think you need to use the power supply if possible, or you need to record to an SD card so it won’t auto shut down. EDIT: I found an entry in the manual that explains how to disable auto shutdown. (see next post)
There is a setting in the camera under MENU -> OTHERS -> ECO MODE. ECO mode allows the camera to auto shut down. Here is an excerpt from the manual, page 93: [ECO MODE] By setting [OTHERS] menu → [ECO MODE] → [BATTERY]/[AC]/[NETWORK], when there is no button operation or LCD monitor touch operation performed for a certain time, the power turns off automatically. NOTE * In the following cases, even if [BATTERY], [AC], or [NETWORK] is set to [ON], the power will not automatically turn off. - While a memory card is being accessed (during recording, during playback, while formatting the media, etc.) - During pre-recording - In card reader mode * In the following case, even if [BATTERY] is set to [ON], the power will not automatically turn off. - When using the AC adaptor * In the following cases, the power will not automatically turn off. - When connected to a network via wireless LAN or wired LAN * The power turns off automatically if the [AC] eco mode functions. [BATTERY] When about 5 minutes have passed without any operation, this unit automatically turns off to save battery life. The items that can be selected are as follows. [ON], [OFF] (Factory setting: [OFF]) [AC] If there are no operations for approximately 15 minutes while using the AC adaptor, the power turns off automatically. The items that can be selected are as follows. [ON], [OFF] (Factory setting: [OFF]) [NETWORK] If there are no operations for approximately 15 minutes when the [NETWORK] menu → [DEVICE SEL] → [WLAN] or [USB-LAN] is set while not connected to the network via a wireless LAN or a wired LAN, the power turns off automatically. The items that can be selected are as follows. [ON], [OFF] (Factory setting: [OFF])
I believe the CX8 is equivalent to the CX10 but is targeting different countries/markets. I think the CX7 is equivalent to the HX2000. As far as I can tell, the CX8 menus and features are the same as the CX10. If someone knows otherwise, please let us know.
ok, I did find some documentation. Looks like the CX8 does NOT have the wired ethernet capability and is the biggest difference between the CX10 and the CX8. So, I think the CX8 is actually closer tot he HX2000. Here is a link to the manual that has more information: www.manua.ls/panasonic/ag-cx8/manual?p=1
@@mobiletonster Thanks a lot! I set all what you describe on the camera, but i'm not able to go on line because youtube answer is "please connect the streaming software". I put the URL in the receiver URL, connection info is set on "Memory" but it doesn't work. I set also the User 5 for starting the stream but wen I push it one more time for stoping, nothing happens. Camera is connected via wi-fi (sign appears on the camera screen). Can you help ne please?
I'm not sure how I can help, but you must make sure that the URL is correct and that the stream-key is at the end of the url, all on one line. It should look something like this: rtmp://a.rtmp.ua-cam.com/users/live2fqzx-crsh-q3ys-qsk6-b1ea where the first part is the base url: rtmp://a.rtmp.ua-cam.com/users/live2 and the part after the final slash is the stream key.
When would you use 50hz compared to 59? Nothing in stupid manual telling you why, when, nothing . Computer can't read MOV files or HEVC. How do you fix that ? Software for this? Computer doesn't read anything recorded using 50hertz either. Nightmare.
Q1) when would you use 50hz vs. 59hz? A1) 50hz is based of the European PAL standard vs. 59hz which is a derivative of the North American standard NTSC format. This really applies to television broadcast formats, and doesn't really matter as much for digital formats like streaming or UA-cam. Unless you are recording something to be played on European television, I don't know that I would deviate from 59hz. Maybe others have some opinions on this and other situations that I haven't considered. Q2) Computer can't read MOV of HEVC files. How do you fix that? Software for this? A2) If you are on Windows 10, you can add an HEVC decoder for the built-in Windows Movie Player software. You can also download VLC Media Player which is capable of playing many different formats, including most MOV encodings. In general, you should probably stick with MP4 or other format if you just want to playback. If you are editing, most editing software can handle the various recording formats, like MOV, MP4, etc. The purpose of this video was for streaming to RTMP format, such as for UA-cam live, etc...which is why we set it to MOV format so we have access to the 2mbps bit rate for streaming, not for the MOV format for recording. I hope that helps.
There are other ways to accomplish this. You could have a computer that can "ingest" the video feed either through a camera capture device like an Elgato CamLink 4K USB capture device, or you could activate NDI in the AG-CX10 (additional fee) and capture the feed via NDI into some software like OBS, add overlays and logos then use OBS to send the RTMP stream to UA-cam, etc. If the fee for activating NDI in the camera is too high, you could use the free RTSP streaming from the camera to OBS and then send RTMP from OBS to UA-cam. This obviously makes a more complicated setup but if you really want more control, then that is what will be required.
@@mobiletonster Would the NDI function work wireless? I have looked everywhere for a straight answer and can't find one. I guess that's par for the course with tech. Any light you can shed on this is appreciated!
I believe that the NDI function would work wirelessly with this camera, but I cannot confirm it. I have not activated the NDI license on my camera as I use mostly SDI with it. But, in trying the menu functions, I connected the camera to the WLAN and the NDI functions seem to be happy (except no license) either over LAN or WLAN. As for how well it will work, it will depend on your network. Wireless is always going to be subject to interference and disruptions which may affect things but as the NDI on the camera is NDI HX, it is better suited for wireless than full NDI would be. That comes at a cost of about 9-10 frames delay as opposed to full NDI which doesn't need as much overhead for compression. In spite of all that, I do believe it should work and work well if your network is fine. There are other options, however. This camera support RTSP and there are drivers you can install on a PC to use the RTSP via the camera to send a "webcam" protocol to the computer, or if you have a program like OBS or VMIX, they can accept an RTSP stream directly. It isn't going to be as good as NDI in terms of "auto negotiated reliability" and you'll have to adjust your buffer settings until you get it right, but it is a "Free" option for streaming from the camera wirelessly across your network. I have had mixed success using the RTSP protocol, but most of it comes done to dialing in the correct settings for your network.
@@mobiletonster Thank you for the thorough response; this is very helpful! My church uses livestream studio, so both the RTSP protocol and the NDI-HX interface are options. I would prefer the NDI option because, as you said, it would be easier. Steps would be taken to beef up our wireless capabilities. Another option I have thought about is purchasing an HDMI-NDI converter to retrofit our current camera into our workflow. I am not sure how reliable those are.
lol. Sorry to disappoint. I hadn't intended this to be a review or general training for the camera, but a training for my crew of camera operators and this is the specific kit we are using for our webcasts. I never realized that it would draw so much interest globally. I guess I should create a generic one for everyone else... :-)
This is really going to help me!
Thanks. I'm not sure how, but thanks for the comment! :-)
@@mobiletonster Same way it's helped thousands of other people!
Thanks for shaing your knowledge!
You are welcome! Glad it was helpful!
Perfect Review
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video, I only had two questions if you could help me? Does this camera stream at 1080p/60? Also does it internally record 4k/60 and stream 1080p/60 simultaneously?
Hello. I would need to connect the camera as a webcam to my computer. I need to do an online transfer via OBS Studio and I don't know how to do it all. It is possible to make a detailed guide on how to do this. Thank you
Are you looking for a wired or wireless solution?
If they only could sell it. Both in Canada, The Netherlands and Italy after a year am still waiting for it!! Inquired Panasonic, well... they do not have it for sale... at least in the Countries where I live, Sweden and New Zealand included... bboohh!!
How many countries do you live in?
@@mobiletonster five
@@mobiletonster The same with Canon: in December 2019 begun willing to purchase the XA50 or XA55, in August last 2020 I also complained with Canon Customer Care: they replied the have none!! Am still seeking in Deutschland, Italy, France, UK.... nothing!!
Hi I saw your videotutorial about the Panasonic AG-CX10 video camera, well done, I wanted to ask you since I bought the camera these days, can you recommend me the best card and brand to record optimally in 4k and full hd? I need a 128gb card, if you can tell me the features it must have, thank you 1000, have a nice day.
I like this one: SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Card or the Samsung 256GB EVO Plus Class 10 UHS-I microSDXC U3 with Adapter
sir
can you write down here the format of receiver url
I have made a short blog post for the format of the url here: mobiletonster.com/blog/video/youtube-stream-url-to-panasonic-ag-cx10-camera
@@mobiletonster thanks
sir how to expose memory card stream
I’m not sure what you mean. How to stream video from the memory card to a live feed? I don’t think that is possible directly from the camera.
Hi, i am from india. please give me a full camera settings demo of AG CX8
I don't own a AG CX8 camera to provide such a demo.
Hi, I am from India. Is AG CX7 and CX8 the same model of HC X1500 and X2000 ? Is it just the difference in naming of model available in India? Please reply.
I believe you are correct, at least from the searches I have done.
Hi Sir, please i just had a new Panasonic right now but the problem is i dont know how to turn off auto shut down..about 10min and then automatic shut down..please can you help
Are you using a power cord?
Tony Spencer no I’m using a battery
I think you need to use the power supply if possible, or you need to record to an SD card so it won’t auto shut down. EDIT: I found an entry in the manual that explains how to disable auto shutdown. (see next post)
There is a setting in the camera under MENU -> OTHERS -> ECO MODE. ECO mode allows the camera to auto shut down. Here is an excerpt from the manual, page 93:
[ECO MODE]
By setting [OTHERS] menu → [ECO MODE] → [BATTERY]/[AC]/[NETWORK], when there is no button operation or LCD monitor touch operation
performed for a certain time, the power turns off automatically.
NOTE
* In the following cases, even if [BATTERY], [AC], or [NETWORK] is set to [ON], the power will not automatically turn off.
- While a memory card is being accessed (during recording, during playback, while formatting the media, etc.)
- During pre-recording
- In card reader mode
* In the following case, even if [BATTERY] is set to [ON], the power will not automatically turn off.
- When using the AC adaptor
* In the following cases, the power will not automatically turn off.
- When connected to a network via wireless LAN or wired LAN
* The power turns off automatically if the [AC] eco mode functions.
[BATTERY]
When about 5 minutes have passed without any operation, this unit automatically turns off to save battery life.
The items that can be selected are as follows.
[ON], [OFF]
(Factory setting: [OFF])
[AC]
If there are no operations for approximately 15 minutes while using the AC adaptor, the power turns off automatically.
The items that can be selected are as follows.
[ON], [OFF]
(Factory setting: [OFF])
[NETWORK]
If there are no operations for approximately 15 minutes when the [NETWORK] menu → [DEVICE SEL] → [WLAN] or [USB-LAN] is set while not
connected to the network via a wireless LAN or a wired LAN, the power turns off automatically.
The items that can be selected are as follows.
[ON], [OFF]
(Factory setting: [OFF])
@@mobiletonster Thank you so much. appreciated your help..thank you again
What's different Between CX8
I believe the CX8 is equivalent to the CX10 but is targeting different countries/markets. I think the CX7 is equivalent to the HX2000. As far as I can tell, the CX8 menus and features are the same as the CX10. If someone knows otherwise, please let us know.
ok, I did find some documentation. Looks like the CX8 does NOT have the wired ethernet capability and is the biggest difference between the CX10 and the CX8. So, I think the CX8 is actually closer tot he HX2000. Here is a link to the manual that has more information: www.manua.ls/panasonic/ag-cx8/manual?p=1
Sir suggest a 4k camcorder for online Online class
Can you clarify what you are asking for? I'm not sure I understand.
@@mobiletonster for Online class Sir
Charging the SD card with Mac Os. Is there a solution?
thanks
Not that I am aware of. Although it can be tedious, you can always type in the URL with the on screen keyboard.
@@mobiletonster Thanks a lot! I set all what you describe on the camera, but i'm not able to go on line because youtube answer is "please connect the streaming software". I put the URL in the receiver URL, connection info is set on "Memory" but it doesn't work. I set also the User 5 for starting the stream but wen I push it one more time for stoping, nothing happens. Camera is connected via wi-fi (sign appears on the camera screen). Can you help ne please?
I'm not sure how I can help, but you must make sure that the URL is correct and that the stream-key is at the end of the url, all on one line. It should look something like this: rtmp://a.rtmp.ua-cam.com/users/live2fqzx-crsh-q3ys-qsk6-b1ea where the first part is the base url: rtmp://a.rtmp.ua-cam.com/users/live2 and the part after the final slash is the stream key.
@@mobiletonster I find out. the problem is on youtube because if I try with Fb it works perfecly. Thanks
When would you use 50hz compared to 59? Nothing in stupid manual
telling you why, when, nothing . Computer can't read MOV files or
HEVC. How do you fix that ? Software for this? Computer doesn't read anything recorded using 50hertz either. Nightmare.
Q1) when would you use 50hz vs. 59hz?
A1) 50hz is based of the European PAL standard vs. 59hz which is a derivative of the North American standard NTSC format. This really applies to television broadcast formats, and doesn't really matter as much for digital formats like streaming or UA-cam. Unless you are recording something to be played on European television, I don't know that I would deviate from 59hz. Maybe others have some opinions on this and other situations that I haven't considered.
Q2) Computer can't read MOV of HEVC files. How do you fix that? Software for this?
A2) If you are on Windows 10, you can add an HEVC decoder for the built-in Windows Movie Player software. You can also download VLC Media Player which is capable of playing many different formats, including most MOV encodings. In general, you should probably stick with MP4 or other format if you just want to playback. If you are editing, most editing software can handle the various recording formats, like MOV, MP4, etc.
The purpose of this video was for streaming to RTMP format, such as for UA-cam live, etc...which is why we set it to MOV format so we have access to the 2mbps bit rate for streaming, not for the MOV format for recording.
I hope that helps.
Sir, can we add graphics to our live stream??
like a logo or a lower third?
Not directly from the camera, no. There is a JVC camera that supports such an option, but the Panasonic does not.
There are other ways to accomplish this. You could have a computer that can "ingest" the video feed either through a camera capture device like an Elgato CamLink 4K USB capture device, or you could activate NDI in the AG-CX10 (additional fee) and capture the feed via NDI into some software like OBS, add overlays and logos then use OBS to send the RTMP stream to UA-cam, etc. If the fee for activating NDI in the camera is too high, you could use the free RTSP streaming from the camera to OBS and then send RTMP from OBS to UA-cam. This obviously makes a more complicated setup but if you really want more control, then that is what will be required.
@@mobiletonster Would the NDI function work wireless? I have looked everywhere for a straight answer and can't find one. I guess that's par for the course with tech. Any light you can shed on this is appreciated!
I believe that the NDI function would work wirelessly with this camera, but I cannot confirm it. I have not activated the NDI license on my camera as I use mostly SDI with it. But, in trying the menu functions, I connected the camera to the WLAN and the NDI functions seem to be happy (except no license) either over LAN or WLAN. As for how well it will work, it will depend on your network. Wireless is always going to be subject to interference and disruptions which may affect things but as the NDI on the camera is NDI HX, it is better suited for wireless than full NDI would be. That comes at a cost of about 9-10 frames delay as opposed to full NDI which doesn't need as much overhead for compression.
In spite of all that, I do believe it should work and work well if your network is fine. There are other options, however. This camera support RTSP and there are drivers you can install on a PC to use the RTSP via the camera to send a "webcam" protocol to the computer, or if you have a program like OBS or VMIX, they can accept an RTSP stream directly. It isn't going to be as good as NDI in terms of "auto negotiated reliability" and you'll have to adjust your buffer settings until you get it right, but it is a "Free" option for streaming from the camera wirelessly across your network. I have had mixed success using the RTSP protocol, but most of it comes done to dialing in the correct settings for your network.
@@mobiletonster Thank you for the thorough response; this is very helpful! My church uses livestream studio, so both the RTSP protocol and the NDI-HX interface are options. I would prefer the NDI option because, as you said, it would be easier. Steps would be taken to beef up our wireless capabilities.
Another option I have thought about is purchasing an HDMI-NDI converter to retrofit our current camera into our workflow. I am not sure how reliable those are.
Price
In the USA the AG-CX10 currently sells for around $2600 dollars.
about 1 lakh 20 thousand i indian rupees
Good example of how NOT to make a training video. It s five minutes in before it gets to the subject.
lol. Sorry to disappoint. I hadn't intended this to be a review or general training for the camera, but a training for my crew of camera operators and this is the specific kit we are using for our webcasts. I never realized that it would draw so much interest globally. I guess I should create a generic one for everyone else... :-)
Отстой
Sorry to dissapoint.