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The camera already have high-quality compression since it needs that to store video. If maybe latency is poor or other reasons exist not to use that then fine.
by tjoff 2y ago
The camera already have high-quality compression since it needs that to store video. If maybe latency is poor or other reasons exist not to use that then fine. HDMI can be a workaround, it still is an insanely bad tool for the job.
- brushfoot 2y agoIt's a workaround for the camera not bundling all the features that it needs to be a webcam, absolutely. The standalone cameras I've used haven't included free webcam functionality and I don't think that's outrageous, but apparently many people here who've been downvoting me disagree. Personally, I think HDMI is great for A/V tasks that a camera doesn't support out of the box since it's a widely supported standard.