@andielloyd said:

It is a cable that has an option for a power boost

 Definitely try a power boost, and if that isn't available/working, try adding a small powered usb hub to the end of the 30ft cable and plug the camera into that (it will provide the power needed), that generally works.

@liminal_andy said:

 Please be sure to not exceed 6 mb/s if you use Twitch. Good idea though if that is an option for distribution 

 That's right. I was streaming via Atem mini pro using high quality setting. I love the flexibility/functionality/accessibility of OBS but have found that, for demanding patches, software streaming can be tough on CPU

@bonemap bit off topic from GoPro but I have been using the newish pihq camera with c/cs lens mount https://www.raspberrypi.org/pr... with a raspberry pi to make hdmi cameras - very few lines of python code to get full screen hdmi out. There are pros and cons of course - lots of lens options, but fixed focus. Lots of camera options can be fiddled with in code. Not many more lines of code to make a time lapse camera, and very customisable.

I too have a C920. But I did remove the LogiCapture software. Sometimes Isadora did not see the camera at all if I had opened the LogiCapture software at all that day. A restart fixed that. 

But for me once it works it was fine. Maybe remove the LogiCapture software and see? Not sure how else I can help here really. Sorry.

A very simple version of this can be accomplished, by using a live camera input (you may need to play with back vs front lighting).

Then applying a Threshold actor (to create a black and white only version of the video input). Then the Edge actor (this will trace the edge between the white and black) providing the outline.

You can then send this outline/shadow to any outputs and/or mapping you like.

Thank you. Issue solved. Combo output resolution and camera resetting itself. Thank you for the feedback.