Zoom Mac 10 13 6
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Good Evening everyone!
I am as fresh as one can be to OBS (and obviously this forum) as well as recording videos, so I will apologize ahead of time if this is either redundant or obvious to some of you experts in here. However I need some guidance.
The set up I have put together includes a 2011 iMac 27.5' on High Sierra 10.13.6 (it does not allow Mojave or any newer operating systems), and I have my Canon EOS M50 connected to it through an Elgato Cam Link 4k capture card. This seemed to be a very good set up until I realized the trouble I am having just to get video to work on OBS. The set up of a new Video Capture Device on OBS seems pretty simple and straightforward, but I realized soon that I would need something else to complement it that will allow me to begin recording.
I went to the elgato website to download at the OBS Link for Mac. However it requires a newer operating system on Mac that unfortunately I cannot install on this older Mac. I tried to see if the other softwares they have would work some how, but nothing. I downloaded Elgato Capture Card HD software, but it says that the capture card has to be connected to an USB 3 port, so that obviously means my Mac only has USB 2 Ports, like I said, this is all new to me lol.
Everything is leading me to having to purchase a new computer, but I am hoping one of you may have a solution for my issue that just might save me some money at this start up phase. Please help!
Thank you in advance!!!!!!
I am as fresh as one can be to OBS (and obviously this forum) as well as recording videos, so I will apologize ahead of time if this is either redundant or obvious to some of you experts in here. However I need some guidance.
The set up I have put together includes a 2011 iMac 27.5' on High Sierra 10.13.6 (it does not allow Mojave or any newer operating systems), and I have my Canon EOS M50 connected to it through an Elgato Cam Link 4k capture card. This seemed to be a very good set up until I realized the trouble I am having just to get video to work on OBS. The set up of a new Video Capture Device on OBS seems pretty simple and straightforward, but I realized soon that I would need something else to complement it that will allow me to begin recording.
I went to the elgato website to download at the OBS Link for Mac. However it requires a newer operating system on Mac that unfortunately I cannot install on this older Mac. I tried to see if the other softwares they have would work some how, but nothing. I downloaded Elgato Capture Card HD software, but it says that the capture card has to be connected to an USB 3 port, so that obviously means my Mac only has USB 2 Ports, like I said, this is all new to me lol.
Everything is leading me to having to purchase a new computer, but I am hoping one of you may have a solution for my issue that just might save me some money at this start up phase. Please help!
Thank you in advance!!!!!!
Good Evening everyone!
I am as fresh as one can be to OBS (and obviously this forum) as well as recording videos, so I will apologize ahead of time if this is either redundant or obvious to some of you experts in here. However I need some guidance.
The set up I have put together includes a 2011 iMac 27.5' on High Sierra 10.13.6 (it does not allow Mojave or any newer operating systems), and I have my Canon EOS M50 connected to it through an Elgato Cam Link 4k capture card. This seemed to be a very good set up until I realized the trouble I am having just to get video to work on OBS. The set up of a new Video Capture Device on OBS seems pretty simple and straightforward, but I realized soon that I would need something else to complement it that will allow me to begin recording.
I went to the elgato website to download at the OBS Link for Mac. However it requires a newer operating system on Mac that unfortunately I cannot install on this older Mac. I tried to see if the other softwares they have would work some how, but nothing. I downloaded Elgato Capture Card HD software, but it says that the capture card has to be connected to an USB 3 port, so that obviously means my Mac only has USB 2 Ports, like I said, this is all new to me lol.
Everything is leading me to having to purchase a new computer, but I am hoping one of you may have a solution for my issue that just might save me some money at this start up phase. Please help!
Thank you in advance!!!!!!
I am as fresh as one can be to OBS (and obviously this forum) as well as recording videos, so I will apologize ahead of time if this is either redundant or obvious to some of you experts in here. However I need some guidance.
The set up I have put together includes a 2011 iMac 27.5' on High Sierra 10.13.6 (it does not allow Mojave or any newer operating systems), and I have my Canon EOS M50 connected to it through an Elgato Cam Link 4k capture card. This seemed to be a very good set up until I realized the trouble I am having just to get video to work on OBS. The set up of a new Video Capture Device on OBS seems pretty simple and straightforward, but I realized soon that I would need something else to complement it that will allow me to begin recording.
I went to the elgato website to download at the OBS Link for Mac. However it requires a newer operating system on Mac that unfortunately I cannot install on this older Mac. I tried to see if the other softwares they have would work some how, but nothing. I downloaded Elgato Capture Card HD software, but it says that the capture card has to be connected to an USB 3 port, so that obviously means my Mac only has USB 2 Ports, like I said, this is all new to me lol.
Everything is leading me to having to purchase a new computer, but I am hoping one of you may have a solution for my issue that just might save me some money at this start up phase. Please help!
Thank you in advance!!!!!!
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Zoom's daily active user count rocketed from 10 million to 200 million due to the unfortunate COVID-19 pandemic. While people may be working from home, going through each setting for optimal use. Zoom application permissions. Due to increased security and permissions with Mac OS 10.14 Mojave and 10.15 Catalina, you will be prompted to authorize the Zoom Desktop Client to use the microphone, camera, and on Mac OS 10.15 Catalina, screen recording. The permissions are set within System Preferences of the device. Select ‘Video’ in the left sidebar of the ‘Settings’ video to access your video settings for Zoom. Step 2: Now in the right pane of the Settings window, under the ‘My video’ section, uncheck the box for ‘Mirror my video’. It should be the second option from the top. Zoom will automatically save the changes made by you.
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