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That program acts as a web cam but it's not as good. I was told about screen flow and played with it loved it, came to the web site and I see this "wirecast" Really if you make this have a virtual web cam device on it, it will be a huge benefit to small time broadcasters that want REAL PRO features, all the way up to real professionals that want to take there events over the web. This software is so great but has this huge gaping hole in it..

Man i can thtink of all these great uses for it if, it emulates a webcam, like cam twist or web cam max.

I currently use webcam max to remotely broadcast over streaming services suck as mogulus stickam, Justin. We currently run a real video switcher into a analog to fire wire converter into a PC and just broadcast the switched camera feed, but with this we could do PPT and the camera feed and lower thirds etc.. Here is why, if it acts like a web cam, you can use virtually any web based broadcast system, you can use skype, gizmo, oovoo, and other video conferencing apps that look for web cams.. I can think of so many things this would be perfect for from simple web casting to full online conference production You have to add this, it will change many many multimedia techs lives for the good!

If you add or are planning to add it please make a mailing list or something to sign up for it when it is released. You can certainly hook up a webcam, DV or HDV camera to Wirecast and it'll use the webcam built in to a laptop if it has one.

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There are certainly many professionals already using Wirecast. It doesn't do Flash yet but we're certainly looking at that. Craig you're not understanding us. The program allows you to do similar things to what wirecast can do but not as good. Wirecast outputs to darwin but none of these sites use that. The Quicktime streaming streaming server in wirecast is incompatible with Justin because some of the quicktime server functions are reconfiged so it doesn't work. You guys should look at these programs and figure out what we are trying to tell you. I'm probably wasting my time because you guys should already know about these programs without me telling you.

Wirecast appearing to these streaming sites as a webcam source is what we want. Make it work with Flash Media Encoder and you've got a sale i'd like more streaming options but as least this would get me there for sure. I've used some of the above aforementioned programs and I understand exactly what you mean.

Hence, my comments about Wirecast not working with Flash and other reasons for Justintv which does work with QuickTime Broadcaster but not Wirecast. We are certainly looking at how to make Wirecast a compatible front end. Oh boy i wish i could code What features specifically would you like to see in Wirecast?

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Tell us what YOU'D like to see. All these are already on the wish list as others have requested. Coders are examining. I'm getting somewhat annoyed waiting for news on this product. I have figured out a way to use the program in a workaround but I can't see spending bucks to use camtwist to screen cap the broadcast window so I can broadcast on ustream. We've been asking for these things for over a year. Unless Telestream doesn't actually have access to the source code physically I can't see why these things can't be implementation in the current timeline. Craig it would be helpful if you could let us know who's in charge of the wirecast dev team so that we can contact them directly.

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I would hate to plunk down bucks on this thing only to have the features I need show up a week after I could legally ask for my money back and have to pay more just to get those features. Telestream's shooting themselves in the foot on this one. We can't give out dates until such things are locked down. If we are testing obviously we can't have a date because one can't predict the exact date any discovered issues are fixed. No company would do that without seriously disappointing customers if the date got pushed back. I've made it clear we are working on flash streaming and that such product would available "soon" but I can't say anything more specific than that.

The dev team is hard at work and I and others on the support team are the public contact so the dev team can keep focused on their work. That's the most expeditious way to do things. Often time feature sets can change going down to the point of actual lock down.

Nearly every company I know of works that way for the reasons I mentioned.

It may not be the answer you want to hear but it's the reality of this and most software development companies. Well we'll see what happens. I'd almost be able to overlook the fact that customer support seems to be horrible at Telestream I read your other threads to get what I need in Wirecast hopefully, these changes will come soon. I've been waiting for them for over a year when Varasoft owned it. Telestream Wirecast customer support is good considering how complex the product is. Windows has many more variables than the Mac version due to diversity of systems, graphics cards, input devices.

Print this topic. I am trying to figure out a way to use a wirecast stream as a virtual camera.

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I want to hook it into something like Skype or whatever. I have used apps like manycam, which rocks, but I can't figure out how to get wirecast to be a camera, or even emulate something like an IP camera. The main reason is I want to stream into an app that will take a camera input but not RTSP or anything. Bottom line. Even if I need to use multiple computers, how can I get wirecast output to become a camera input?

Join To Reply: CraigS Posts: Also please send in Wirecast Virtual Camera as a feature request and explain specifically why you need this built in. Just submitted to http: Wirecast Virtual Camera I would like to be able to use wirecast as a virtual camera on another computer. Specifically, when we are shooting a sporting event, our radio announcers "send it down to the studio" during halftime where some other announcers do analysis.

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I would love to have a 2 cam wirecast setup running in the studio and be able to easily pull its output into my main wirecast machine that is courtside. Thanks -Joe Mac and PC wirecast user reference: Yes, that is an awesome use Joe. The problem with desktop sharing with like many cam is it is slow and jerky. I would LOVE to have wirecast emulate a camera and then we wouldn't have to wait for engineering to put in support for streaming sites as wirecast would just look like a camera. That would make this 10, times more flexible. I love wirecast and we are setting it up for online education.

Currently the requirement for a media server is killing the deal. Virtual camera and we will outfit everyone! Joe, would pointing Desktop Presenter to Wirecast preview window work assuming everything is on the same network? Virtual cameras are usually used to send to an encoder which Wirecast is for server distribution. The virtual camera will eliminate the need for you to program wirecast to work with a particular website or product. It will simply show up as a camera. For example, if you use adobe connect, to use wirecast you have to license talking stick, which is like 1, per month.

So instead of having to do special setting for ustream or whatever, I just set up wirecast as a virtual camera and their basic stuff will let me right in. Of course, I will still have the option, if I want to me more sophisticated or have higher quality.

But if I need to send to a service or app that doesn't support streaming and only supports "web cams", I would be good to go with the best product out there, wirecast. Can you please list the various services that support webcams but encoders? BTW you should also submit to the engineers as Joe did. They need to see the complete discussion for this and be persuaded by it. I would challenge you to provide a list of services that support encoders and not cameras.

That is the point. It would make wirecast pretty much universal.

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That's not going to convince the developers. If you want a feature you'd need to do the persuading. Nearly all sites I see that are professional or serious hobbyst all use encoders. The browser plugins for webcams Flash for example tend to be very rudimentary. I am not trying to stream wirecast to another wirecast. Adobe connect lets you connect a camera and if wirecast could emulate a camera, I could use it there and pretty much everywhere else for everything.

That would make not only adobe connect more useful, but would have the wirecast pizazz to everything that supports a camera. I think it would greatly enhance market penetration as any site or application that supports a camera would automatically support wirecast. I am not saying not to continue to support real encoding. I am just asking for enhanced functionality that would let me use wirecast anywhere I could use a camera. When replying to this message, please make sure to reference Telestream Support Case Dear Doug, There is no way to stream one Wirecast to another.

However if you are willing to look at a multi-computer solution you should consider using Blackmagic intensity cards HDMI capture. You can use the output to second monitor on one computer running Wirecast. I am looking at doing this myself with 2 Wirecast computers pointing to one main Wirecast computer.

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Doug did you explain your desire to use Adobe Connect? The engineers really need to know why someone needs a feature. I mention that because Andy's answer is not specific to your need. It sounds like Andy was responding to sending Wirecast from one computer to another. Heck, even being able to stream into adobe connect, without talking stick, would be fine and we could ditch the entire virtual camera idea for now.

Some people are trying to send Wirecast to another computer with Wirecast. That would result in a very hight quality source.