Blackmagic's free camera app can now stream directly to YouTube and Twitch
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Blackmagic's free camera app can now stream directly to YouTube and Twitch
"Both the Android and iOS versions of the Blackmagic Camera app can now stream directly to YouTube, Twitch, and Vimeo, removing the need for third-party apps or additional encoding hardware. You just need to select your platform and enter a secure stream key. While broadcasting, you'll still have access to the app's controls so you can adjust settings like exposure and focus on the fly."
"The update also adds support for SRT: a more modern streaming protocol frequently used by professional broadcasters that's optimized for networks whose speeds and reliability are less consistent, like the internet. Blackmagic Camera also gains support for custom RTMP and SRT servers for streamers wanting alternatives to the three native platforms now supported. Other improvements to the app include detailed and immediate alerts when an external drive is"
Blackmagic Camera app for Android and iOS can stream directly to YouTube, Twitch, and Vimeo by selecting a platform and entering a secure stream key. Broadcasts retain full access to app controls for live adjustment of exposure, focus, and other settings. Support for SRT provides a resilient streaming protocol optimized for unpredictable networks. Custom RTMP and SRT server support enables alternatives to native platforms. The app gives immediate alerts when an external drive is disconnected to reduce data loss with high-resolution ProRes files that some iPhones cannot record internally. Multi-view angle selection enables flexible layouts when monitoring remote cameras on larger screens.
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