For my YouTube studio, however, I wanted to use a fixed camera setup and, for example, an overhead camera. But I didn't want to use the Canon for that, as I want to continue taking photos with it. So I looked around for a camcorder as an overhead camera and thought long and hard about whether I should choose 4K or Full HD. Aside from the price difference, I also thought about how I would use it later.
After thinking about it for a while, I decided that 4K was not denmark whatsapp necessary at the moment. The large amount of data just makes editing more difficult and live streams are only recorded in 1080p anyway. That's why I decided to go for the Panasonic HC-V777EG-K Full HD camcorder. [amazon box=”B00T6OFU8I”] This one was okay for the price and really delivers good recording quality. However, this camcorder only has an HDMI output and is not designed for a direct connection to a PC.
I briefly considered recording to the memory card as usual and then editing the file on the PC. But then I wanted to record straight away on the PC, also with a view to live streaming later. So I looked for an HDMI to USB adapter that would convert the signals so that I could use them on my PC. First I ordered a video capture card that wasn't that expensive, but when I tested it it either didn't work at all or worked very poorly (jerking).