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They are pretty foolproof. Plug into your HDMI jack. Right click on your desktop and choose display settings. You should see it listed there. Using a program like OBS Studio you can add a display source and it will show up there. Remember the first time you use it it will be 4k resolution. In your display settings in windows you can change the reduction.

I believe your comment says you can't get the camera to work in ZOOM, but you can see the camera in OBS. You can't use a CAMERA/VIDEO CAPTURE twice. If the camera is already in use then Zoom can't capture it. If you use OBS Virtual Camera then you can set ZOOM's camera to the virtual camera and you get OBS's program out. Hope that helps.

Good day. Thanks for your question. An electrician is great (cuz you know how electricity works) but you need to be competent with technology (computers, projectors, audio mixers, microphones, speakers, etc.). ANd to do the show tech role you also need to be able to work with people (the conveners are usually highly stressed). All the best with your future.

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Thanks for your feedback. In 2024 I’m going to start adding more meat to my videos. Related to NDI I’ve had the chance to work with it more and I think I’ll have a much more valuable video this year. Thank you.

after a little digging, it appears as though SRT is superior. @@AVTechnician

Glad it was helpful!

I've heard comments about the rain dripping before. The room I was in had a sun roof and I just betcha it was raining that day. I didn't hear it when editing so didn't have to redo the recording.

@@AVTechnician yeah all good. I was also wearing headphones 🎧 that’s why it was quite audible for me. It’s a great video and all is spot on. Also the one you made in 2023, everything I can relate to. 😁👏

Thank you for your comment. I’m doing an event today using my dummy monitor. Today’s event needed something a bit different for on the screen for the audience so I’m using obs to project a full screen of the content to the dummy monitor. Thanks for pushing me to explore more opportunities to use this technology.

Great idea, hope I can make another one soon

NDI, when I was doing that video, was still not familiar to me. Since that time I've become a fan of NDI. Look for more videos from me in the future about NDI. Thanks

Oops. I guess I was braggin about the device so much I forgot to show it in use. Let me see what I can do soon about a video showing it's uses.

Truth lmao. Covid tard

Thanks. I know sometimes I ramble a bit, but I try to stay on topic for the video. I'm going to be concentrating between "being an AV Tech" and "AV tools and skills" with future videos.Thanks

We were at an event in Whistler and have 4 hours off in the afternoon. So I packed along the PTZ cameras and threw it all out in the ballroom to demonstrate. Some have criticized me for the mess of cables, but it was never intended to be a setup for the client's event (although we thought about adding it in as free add-in). Bu the time they came back into the room all the PTZ stuff was packed up and we were back to neat and clean.

Right now there's a critical shortage of people who actually know what they're doing. Many of the good show techs who were getting older chose to retire during the pandemic and just haven't returned. In Vancouver, BC Canada during the busy season the industry could absorb more than 100 more show techs, but right now, during the summer, we'll all on holidays cuz not work. Check out the AV companies in your area and see who's hiring.

This one is HSILITY model. I can't find a website for them. They are still sold on Amazon and other AV shops. The built-in screen is great if you might not have a multiview setup. It's a tiny screen but it's just for reference as your panning/tilting/zooming.

Me or you? I've been doing professional AV for over 23 years and it's only been less than 10 years since I figured this out "correctly". I still have trouble with 100' XLR cables. Heavier cables (COAX, SDI, HDMI) are really challenging too.

90% of my work is as a freelancer so I have a my hourly rate and the AV company pays that rate. I put my time on-site into a timesheet and they pay every two weeks. But I often do my own clients and almost exclusivly I do flat-rate labour, even when I hire freelancers. Most of my private clients are low-budget (non-profit usually) so they like to know going in what they costs are going to be. I usually look at the job, figure out how many days/hours I'll be working (including all the lead-up and planning) and bill for that. ALl the advance work is where many people fail in doing their estimates. Even the AV company I work with doesn't factor in the time we spend on email, telephone and planning the event with the client.

The cameras are 1080p from SMTAV. Virtually identical to PTZ Optics cameras. Only thing they lack is NDI built-in, it's an add-on though. SMTAV were about 1/2 the price of the same models with PTZ Optics. Their website is still listing their products.

Thank you! Will do!

Your wish is my command. I made 12 short videos about OBS Studio. Let me know if I missed anything that you think is relevant for an AV tech.

Great to hear!

Thats my next series of videos coming up soon.

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@AV Technician cool. So I just started working as a General AV technician. Sp far they have me doing strike mainly. I'm learning new things everyday I work but where can I find more material to learn? Besides these videos, are there courses I can take? The guys on the job telle I cam get certified/specialize in certain areas, like LED Wall engineer, the audio tech, etc. Is there a list of certs or job specific courses I can look at? I'd like to find my niche and build up the skill set for it

Congratulations on your new job. I'm creating a video this week to discuss these questions. How to gain knowledge is a huge question. Check my video when it comes out his week about this.

@AV Technician thank you sir, and looking forward to the upload!

Yes you can. I’m an AV tech and have no formal IT training.

Maybe one day!

Glad it was helpful!

What an interesting question. I'm not sure what the questions would be as I was hired by referral from a friend, and it was over 23 years ago!

Thanks for the comment. You're not going to like my newest video about PTZ cameras. Completely unscripted. Lot's of poignant pauses. Thanks for your comment. Most of the time I have a script I'm following, the hardest part is I tend to ramble too.

@@AVTechnician i like your videos in all cases. Wish you all the best