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I love this! Some thoughts: • I hope you're wildly successful with a subscription model, but the yearly cost for the full product is quite high for a "nice to

I love this! Some thoughts: • I hope you're wildly successful with a subscription model, but the yearly cost for the full product is quite high for a "nice to have" even if I wasn't personally subscriptioned out. • I typically present with PowerPoint, so the scenario where I'm speaking to slide notes is central. Although your introductory video is very good, it's unclear how this works with Presenter View. • You emboldened "Eye Contact", so are you doing the "magic eye contact" thing that FaceTime does? Does CCP integrate with things like Stream Deck to help minimize the need to use the GUI?

michael_forrest 3y ago
Thank you. > the yearly cost for the full product is quite high for a "nice to have" As I will probably say a few more times as I work through these comments, I know the price is on the high side, but I've spoken to lots of people who need to do this sort of thing on a daily or weekly basis. Many of my users are paying >$300/year for Ecamm Live so I've priced my offering to sit alongside something like that. > the scenario where I'm speaking to slide notes is central. Although your introductory video is very good, it's unclear how this works with Presenter View. * CueCam is built around the idea of cue cards. You write your notes on cards and then advance through them when presenting. You see your notes in a window on your teleprompter or using my companion app "Shoot's" built-in teleprompter > You emboldened "Eye Contact", so are you doing the "magic eye contact" thing that FaceTime does? Not at all, it's all about your teleprompter - putting the text you're reading and the person you're talking to directly in front of your camera lens (or using Shoot, as close as possible to your camera lens!) > Does CCP integrate with things like Stream Deck to help minimize the need to use the GUI? Absolutely. I have a fully-featured Stream Deck plugin. I have a Stream Deck Mini set up with a "next" button, an "aside" button and a couple more for screen sharing and quickly exiting a share. But it does a lot more, including allowing you select drawing tools on the iPad when you're drawing, with the correct drawing tool and colour being visible on the Stream Deck button (THAT was a lot of work to get right...)

michael_forrest 3y ago

Thank you. > the yearly cost for the full product is quite high for a "nice to have" As I will probably say a few more times as I work through these comments, I know the price is on the high side, but I've spoken to lots of people who need to do this sort of thing on a daily or weekly basis. Many of my users are paying >$300/year for Ecamm Live so I've priced my offering to sit alongside something like that. > the scenario where I'm speaking to slide notes is central. Although your introductory video is very good, it's unclear how this works with Presenter View. * CueCam is built around the idea of cue cards. You write your notes on cards and then advance through them when presenting. You see your notes in a window on your teleprompter or using my companion app "Shoot's" built-in teleprompter > You emboldened "Eye Contact", so are you doing the "magic eye contact" thing that FaceTime does? Not at all, it's all about your teleprompter - putting the text you're reading and the person you're talking to directly in front of your camera lens (or using Shoot, as close as possible to your camera lens!) > Does CCP integrate with things like Stream Deck to help minimize the need to use the GUI? Absolutely. I have a fully-featured Stream Deck plugin. I have a Stream Deck Mini set up with a "next" button, an "aside" button and a couple more for screen sharing and quickly exiting a share. But it does a lot more, including allowing you select drawing tools on the iPad when you're drawing, with the correct drawing tool and colour being visible on the Stream Deck button (THAT was a lot of work to get right...)