Use Ecamm Live and Stream Deck to Produce videos on the fly - no edits

[@givebeck]

I'm a happily married man... but I love you. I love your work & authenticity. You are my favorite new find. Thank you for your great work. I'm a fan.

[@TakeOneTech]

Awww thanks! Glad you are enjoying the videos 🙏😊

[@wardonwords]

Very helpful. Thank you for this thorough, well-paced exploration.

[@TakeOneTech]

You’re welcome Mark. Thanks for the feedback 🙏😊

[@juergenschubert3247]

Thumbs up - just wonder how you made your countdown transition. Interested in the steps. Thumbs up

[@jcarlospr]

Thank you - you just gave me a lot of good info.

[@TakeOneTech]

You’re welcome JC, I’m so pleased that you found it useful. Have a great day 😊

[@CopyWhoTV]

Another great video. Does ECAMM have a feature to mix the camera source to the person speaking? Thank you.

[@MarcStuerzenberger]

Great Video. Very helpful Where did you find your Greenscreen background?

[@TakeOneTech]

Thanks Mark. I did find it pretty hard to find decent backgrounds, even using Adobe Stock and Shutter stock etc... What I ended up with was not what I started out looking for, but it does the job! I got the original picture from Adobe Stock.... It is actually a computer rendering/composite picture. One of the reasons I chose it was that it had the same image with 4 different lighting conditions - One as you see here, then one daylight, one warm light and then another with two other colours.... (you can see the others during this video I made about filming green screen: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ3Ed5aDjN6fn9k) So technically, I could have a day time scene, evening and the coloured light look. I did do a bit of editing to the picture though... added a slight vignette and also made it darker than the original. Have a great day 😊

[@EcammLive]

AMAZING! Thanks for sharing.

[@TakeOneTech]

Thanks Ecamm Live! As you can tell.... I'm a huge fan of your software. It really has been an invaluable part of my workflow in my work, and indeed this little channel too! Thanks to all of the Ecamm team for the great work, design, coding and innovation. 🙏 ♥️

[@EcammLive]

@@TakeOneTech So glad to hear it! We always love seeing how people are using the software and what they love best about it.

[@HomesickMac]

Maan, you earned yourself a subscriber for that one tip at around 14 mins in - Multi Action to "open" Ecamm + Shortcut for the Demo Mode, haha. Well, kidding actually, like your style and you're obviously happy to share your knowledge. Good luck with everything! Btw, Doc Rock pointed at you during one of his streams..

[@TakeOneTech]

Thank you so much - I really appreciate the feedback and glad you are liking the videos. Doc Rock is the man!! My content creation coach! 😊

[@FreshWaterMinistries]

Can’t find the video you mentioned about screen sharing with 1 screen

[@JakeeTV]

I downloaded some music on Stream Deck app and set it on the profile I used with Ecamm Live. But when I press play these music during streaming or recording, I can here them on my headphone monitor but the music is not on the stream or reccord video. would you please suggest where should I check. Thank you

[@TakeOneTech]

Sawasdee Khap from Nong Khai, Thailand! Sorry for the late reply. The issue is that the Stream Deck Sounds are being played through the computer as 'System Audio'. If you open the Ecamm Live Preferences and go to the "Audio" Tab, there are some options in there for "Broadcast System Audio". As a default, it will be set to 'When screen sharing', but you can change this to "All the Time". This will allow you to hear all of your Stream Deck sounds in your productions and you will also have a "System Audio" volume control in the Sound Levels window in Ecamm Live, so you can set the levels there. However, you will also get any other system audio effects coming through on your recording (eg notifications pings, email arriving etc... so just make sure you have 'do not disturb' turned on to silence all of those things) If you don't want to have System Audio turned on, you can also achieve this same effect using Loopback (discount code available for Ecamm Live Subscribers). With Loopback you can create virtual audio devices, so you could create one that has both you mic and Streamdeck feeding into it and then select this new virtual source as your source in Ecamm Live.... I'll make a video to explain these two options, because I think that it is a common question! Khop Khun Khap 🙏 😊

[@JakeeTV]

@@TakeOneTech Thank you so much for a very clear explanation. And I’m so surprised that you’re in Thailand! I follow the instructions and it works very well now. Kob khun mak mak krab 😊🙏🏻

[@TakeOneTech]

You're welcome... I'm glad it helped! I have been living in Thailand for 16 years 🇹🇭 ❤️ 😊

[@JakeeTV]

@@TakeOneTech Wow! I'm sure you can speak Thai very well now. :D

[@TakeOneTech]

Speaking Thai is no problem, but still not too good at writing Thai yet!

[@biggerfishTX]

Wow a calculator with a stream deck - brilliant!

[@TakeOneTech]

Thanks Rich! 🙂

[@setfree11]

Not useful just another commercial

[@TakeOneTech]

Hi Shawn, it is a 24 minute video showing how I use Ecamm Live and Stream Deck to make videos on my KZbin channel. I made this particular video in May last year (5 days after starting my channel) because I was asked by a number of people about my work flow of using Ecamm Live and Stream Deck together. I am a big fan of both Ecamm live and Stream Deck as they are two tools that have really been a big help to me in creating my KZbin content. I would happily recommend them to anyone for that reason and was the reason for making this videos and many more stream deck and Ecamm live videos since then as well. My aim with this vidoe and with all of my videos is to help people just as I have learnt from other KZbinrs. Have a great day, Alec. 🙏😊