Getting Image To Labtop For Zoom

[Anthony James DeRose]

Anyone have any recommendations of going about this?

I tested going to the Red Control IP address through OBS and share screen via zoom which works.

Trying to see if I could set up my TV logic 5 inch and directly feed into my labtop. Though I believe my HDMI on Macbook is only a HDMI out so probably a moot point.

 

[Jonathan Petts]

We actually have a live stream going through all these options on Thursday!

https://youtu.be/3CvBmxf7LU0

Going over all the hardware you might need to get video input & the solutions forgetting it as your webcam in Zoom and other platforms etc.

 

[Anthony James DeRose]

Thanks. Unfortunately the shoot I'm doing this for is Thursday. This style of work I rarely do so I am looking for a simple work around.

 

[Aaron Green]

One way is to use a Hollyland 400S which will accept wireless feed from your camera to any Mac or ios device.

 

[David Didato]

Has anyone tried screen sharing from RED control app over Zoom on iOS?

 

[Christopher A. Bell]

I bought two of these last year. First time I used one was on an interview for Netflix last fall.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1248098-REG/aja_u_tap_sdi_u_tap_usb_3_0_powered.html

 

[Justin Chin]

I've been using the Blackmagic ATEM Mini on my shoots that need a feed to send to a Zoom. It only requires HDMI but any converter should work if you need it. It's a decent scaler, has multiple inputs and the cheapest version is $300. If you need to record the feed or use it as a streaming encoder get the $600 version, or if you need to ISO record 4 or even 8 feeds there are versions that can do that. Plus, I use it for my personal/biz zoom meetings and can show my work with a single button press.

Other benefits:
- Audio "monitor"/adjust/switching (based on model)
- Keying
- You can control the unit remotely
- PIP
- Super source (based on model)
- Additional mic sources

Yeah, I might buy another one.