Could I use this?
https://www.obsbot.com/store/products/usb-c-to-ethernet-adapter?srsltid=AfmBOoq4m6OXIJlUQBgTZHZ1u_tzng43bJxaZ10eyYc8mZgphYk2gzWL
UVC to NDI adapter
@eva said:
https://www.obsbot.com/store/p...
I think this product is specific for that Obsbot Tail Air camera and probably won't work with your Insta360
UVC to NDI adapter
NDI is a protocol for sending good quality video across a network. It works very well, in my experience. I use it for sending video from one computer to another and also use it a lot to send subtitles from one Isadora computer to another.
If you open the NDI Watcher actor in Isadora it will give you a page with lots of information about how to use it.
It might be overkill for what you need now, and maybe @Fred's suggestion of a simple USB2 ethernet extender is the best option here.
https://www.obsbot.com/store/products/usb-c-to-ethernet-adapter?srsltid=AfmBOoq4m6OXIJlUQBgTZHZ1u_tzng43bJxaZ10eyYc8mZgphYk2gzWL
So how does this practically work? Do you take the signal through the ethernet cable into the computer? Or how would ghis setup work practically? I also saw osbot has an adapter from usb c to ethernet but Im not sure if this is what it does?
Ok, thats smart:) a bit expensive but it gives an option for more extention:)
UVC to NDI adapter
@mark_m said:
They don't say what the max length of ethernet cable would be, but I've asked.
They gave me a vague "several dozen metres" answer, and suggested I tell them how long I needed and they would test. I said 100 meters...
long cable for instalink 360
This could also be a possibility for you:
https://community.troikatronix...
[ANSWERED] Isadora sound level watcher
@jfg. Ah thank you so much, I will try that out.
I ended up giving up and just using all the sound for the level watcher. I was using Izzy to created a haunted house room, where the ambient sound played all the time but when triggered, the jump-scare scream goes off and light from projector hits the scary skeleton... reflecting in plexiglass so it forms a hologram, like a pepper's ghost. The sound level made the light flicker in time with the scream.
(edit: what I was missing was the AU sound level watcher, didn't know about that)
I'm sure there are hardware ways to do this especially if it was a permanent exhibit, more reliably over years, but for a one-night party Isadora was my instant choice.