Re: Video Capture Devices Compatible with Acrobat Connect
We have the same issue. Our cameras are Logitech 9000 Pro (Sphere) and the resolution is great as long as we use Logitech software. As soon as we launch the video pod the resolution drops down to 320 x...
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The biggest reason is that your video is still constrained by the limitations of Connect. Your video is pushed out through an instance of an FMS on the Connect server. We have used high end DV cameras...
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I am using a Canopus ADVC 110 connected via firewire to a pc running xp. I have not been successful getting connect pro to recognise it as an audio / video input. This device has however worked without...
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Your Firewire connected camera is not recognized by Flash as an input device. The solution is to purchase DV Driver (just $20; details above) which will then allow you to select the camera as an input...
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I have downloaded the $20 driver as you suggested. It does get the video working but not the audio. Question: Why is it that CS4 Premiere, On-location, and the Live Encoder all recognize the Canopus...
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Hi Doug,DV Cameras are not recognized by Flash as being webcams. DV Driver converts the video signal and fools the Operating System and Flash in to seeing the DV video input as another webcam but it...
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A recent discovery on my part makes sense. Just posting for collaboration.It appears no matter how fine a resolution your camera has, Connect is the limiting factor on overall picture quality. In doing...
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Oh, and a follow up to Terry's post:On a whim I took my Panasonic DV Camcorder (PV-GS150- about 5 years old) and connected its USB to my laptop. Viola! Connect saw it and I was able to use it as my...
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We've been testing Microsoft's Life Cam Cinema and have been very happy with the results. While the camera supports resolution up to 1280x720, ACP does not. Connect Pro uses Action Script 2 which does...
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FWIW-we experimented with the High Bandwidth video option and found it to work just fine on our hosted account using our not so busy T1 line. So, we have begun doing our webinars using that setting...
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Hi Craig,No, I am not related to Tim Allen!The reason for your experience with the Life Cam is that Connect is trying to publish your video stream at a very low size (320x240 if you're lucky) and the...
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Hi Ryan,The Connect 9 video pod ables to receive 16:9 video source from capture card (osprey, black magic design)?We need a two way video chat with Studio Cameras.Thanks in advance!Tamas!
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Hi Tamas,Connect 9 still only supports 4:3 resolution. If you provide Connect a 16:9 source it will either squeeze the input to 4:3 or not render the video depending on the card in use. Black Magic...
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After upgrading to Adobe Connect version 9 we now have lost 3 rooms to video capture. The camera pod shows a black solid screen. Our rooms with Osprey 230 e cards work fine. The 240 e and 260 e...
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Hi Marianne,The Adobe camera pod only supports specific resolutions and frame rates. I suspect that the new version is trying to set specific combinations of resolution and frame rate that your capture...
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