Hi lovely people, so I just bought a new blue yeti mic instead of using my streamcam mic and at worst using my ear bud mic.
So, I downloaded the blue software.... and it advised me to download the logitec G Hub software (which I already have as I have a logitech streamcam)
My question is, is this software useful? I can make no adjustments in the app and I do not like logitec capture as I cannot use it in chrome and skype at the same time. This means that I have to use the free splitcam software (Which I love)
I think that splitcam is definitely the best software, but to get best results I need to run through logi capture as my inputting cam. It uses a lot of my CPU but it's not a problem because my system can handle it. My problem is, that my constant change of environment means I have to readjust these settings constantly.
I'd much prefer to use 1 app but the free splitcam software only has so many capabilities, amazing capabilities btw.
But I just want to know how to use the logitech software to it's fullest so that I can give a positive review.
Splitcam is by far the best software I've ever come accross for free though. I am willing to pay now though, so does anyone have any advice or is splitcam the best you can get with regards to value? I honestly think it is, unless you own a DSLR and a capture card.
I did the anycam trial and it put me off. I thought a trial was meant to encourage you to buy the product, but all I got on my streams was noise. Like 1990 video tape noise because you forgot to press record. (showing my age now)
I just needed to rant, more than needing you to read this far. I would appreciate an answer if you have one, but also just a like if you feel me.
So, I downloaded the blue software.... and it advised me to download the logitec G Hub software (which I already have as I have a logitech streamcam)
My question is, is this software useful? I can make no adjustments in the app and I do not like logitec capture as I cannot use it in chrome and skype at the same time. This means that I have to use the free splitcam software (Which I love)
I think that splitcam is definitely the best software, but to get best results I need to run through logi capture as my inputting cam. It uses a lot of my CPU but it's not a problem because my system can handle it. My problem is, that my constant change of environment means I have to readjust these settings constantly.
I'd much prefer to use 1 app but the free splitcam software only has so many capabilities, amazing capabilities btw.
But I just want to know how to use the logitech software to it's fullest so that I can give a positive review.
Splitcam is by far the best software I've ever come accross for free though. I am willing to pay now though, so does anyone have any advice or is splitcam the best you can get with regards to value? I honestly think it is, unless you own a DSLR and a capture card.
I did the anycam trial and it put me off. I thought a trial was meant to encourage you to buy the product, but all I got on my streams was noise. Like 1990 video tape noise because you forgot to press record. (showing my age now)
I just needed to rant, more than needing you to read this far. I would appreciate an answer if you have one, but also just a like if you feel me.
