Can I use this card to capture video from my Canon camcorder with HDMI output, to make online streming on ustream for example?
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As long as the HDMI signal is not encrypted you're good to go. The card acts like any other video input device so it can be used with pretty much any streaming application or video conferencing tool.
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I would imagine it would work. As long as the camcorder output is component video it should be able to feed right into the Avermedia box. The Avermedia box is "blind" to the source so it doesn't know what device is sending it the video stream.
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Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that, then this will work fine for you. Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that,... » Read More Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that, then this will work fine for you. « Show Less
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YES you can but you might need to plug in the power adapter -it is included- if the devices you connect are current intensive though the memory cards ARE NOT but I do not know about the capture device. Anyway, the answer is YES by all means.
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If you Canon is capable of sending digital HD output through HD-SDI connection; and your monitor/recorder accept hdmi input then this is for you. As far as yes or no, there's not enough information provided to be absolute.
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Doubt itthe feed goes to an SD card not sure if using the hdmi out cable works in real time or just for playbackBut you might google ASTAK and see if there is info on the web site
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it will capture from any HDMI as long as the hdmi is not protected. meaning it wont let you record from a HDCP protected product like a playstation 3. and there is a streaming feature on the software but skype and google detect them like a normal camera hooked to a computer
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Yes I have used this in my older canon vixia camcorder, and it recorded in 1080p perfectly smooth. But in most cases, i only record it with 720p setting.
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many cameras (Canon...) have a mini-HDMI output. This cable must be ordered separately (but such a cable is inexpensive).
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Don't see why you wouldn't be able to capture audio. However quality of the in on that card I will not be able to answer. For your home theater however I wouldn't get this card seeing as its virtual 7.1. You might want to get a card that is physical (individual ports for all the channels.) That's my take on your questions Anyway.
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This card does not do the streaming. This card simply takes an input from hdmi or sdi device and feeds it to your computer which is then used by software for whatever purpose you've set up. To do streaming, try searching online 'blackmagic mini recorder streaming' or 'blackmagic mini recorder fmle' ... this card is also compatible with vMix switching which has streaming and recording capabilities as well as many other software programs.
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This Siig Firewire card is a plug and play with no drivers to install. I have found it has worked fine with my firewire devices, and although I cant guarantee, I cant see any reason why it would not work with your video camera. I think it is better than a couple of the others on the market that I have used in the past
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Yes, i've been able to do that very thing with the splitter i use. However, just a caveat, if your computer has a 700 series NVidia video card, this particular recorder is next to useless. i've read it works great with 600 series cards, though. Go figure.
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This camera has a clean mini HDMI output that is suitable for recording or live streaming. A capture device is necessary for a computer to be able to use the image for live streaming. Some streaming devices (ie Teradek Vidiu, Matrox Monarch) or video recorders (ie Black Magic Hyperdeck Shuttle) can accept HDMI input without need of computer.
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Yes. Live video can stream through HDMI output. You will use this feature to focus the lense if you change it out.
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I connect chrome cast to my mixer ATEM. But I must go through a converter first HD 720 P. The ATEM only accepts 720 p. You can connect anything to the ATEM as long as it is 720 P. If not you must purchase an upconverter before plugging into any of the HDMI ports. I purchased an canon HF G 30 which is a 1080 P. The only way it works is going through my converter, downconverts to 720 P then it works. If you have a 1080 P camera you will need the ATEM 4 K before it accepts 1080 P
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This will not allow you to capture from an HDCP enabled source, if that helps. I use it to capture PC gameplay. I run HDMI out of the GPU to an active HDMI splitter; one HDMI cord then runs to my monitor and a second into the capture card.