Life is too short for pain like that. My main interest is uploading to the phone or iPad. Apple's lightning SD card reader does the trick and doesn't make me want to smash things.
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Life is too short for pain like that. My main interest is uploading to the phone or iPad. Apple's lightning SD card reader does the trick and doesn't make me want to smash things.
Paraphrasing here -
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Ash: Yes, what would you have me do?
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This category of application seems ripe for innovation on the iPad/iPhone. The one Panasonic has is equally bad and is hit and miss with my FZ2500. I simply use the SD card accessory and get on with life.
I'm guessing you just download this app.. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ndi-hx-camera/id1477266080?ls=1
And then NDI Tools on your mac to make this work? Have you tried it? How hard is it to get setup and how functional is it?
Worth mentioning the iOS app is $20.
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Get EpocCam from the iOS app store. It works perfectly, over either USB or wifi. There's a free version with watermarks and a paid version that is HD and does green screen.
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Not just yours...
Nikon and software is ridicolous... I have a D600 myself and really like it but feature-wise Nikon is stuck 10 years ago. These days photography is more than just taking a picture. I'd like it geotagged please so I can look up it on the map later. I'd like builit-in WiFi that can upload the pictures (at least the JPEGs) over at least WiFi-5 these days to the laptop/desktop or the phone. That must be possible without any dongles. WiFi-Tethering as well.
Absolutely!
OK, so why is NO ONE mentioning the challenge / problem of concurrently capturing Audio & having it Sync'd to the Video ?
Precise A/V Sync is the real challenge, & achieving it is where the real value is !
Specifically, (concurrently) capturing from an Ext Mic & syncing that to the Video !
Precise A/V Sync is the real challenge, & achieving it is where the real value is !
Specifically, (concurrently) capturing from an Ext Mic & syncing that to the Video !
Because it's not really a challenge... First you are supposed to use the mic of the cam, so the cam should take care of providing a muxed stream.
If you want to use the desktops mic, just give the user the ability to increase or decrease the videobuffer from the camera using a slider for x milliseconds. Anyway you are aiming for as instant as possible, but in case the mic of the machine has some delay due to echo/noise cancellation algorithms etc, you can delay the video accordingly.
Last but least... for webcam use it's not that important...
Talking about a protocol interfacing with the camera. Wasn't talking about codecs.
First version of FaceTime got Apple in trouble because they used a patent that allowed FaceTime to connect users in a peer to peer way. Apple lost the lawsuit from VirnetX and had to axe the Open plan. That's the main reason why FaceTime in iOS 7 could not talk with iOS 6 users.
This would be great for any iPhone! Literally ANY iPhone has a better camera than the latest and greatest MacBooks...