Okay, so I've got a Nikon D7100, and I've got it working fine with Sparkocam. If you're not familiar, Sparkocam is software that utilizes the direct feed from the camera like a webcam via USB. Without it, you have to use HDMI, which requires a not cheap HDMI input.
Problem: When I set Screen Monkey to use the Sparkocam Virtual Webcam as the source for a live video, everything looks like it's going to work fine. When I click on the clip where the live video is set to run, nothing happens on screen. Screen Monkey throws an error in the log, "Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation." Followed by, "Unable to start ArtNet output due to a network error! See inner exception for more details."
Has anyone ever tried what I'm doing here? This is the first time I've attempted making this work. The implementation is so that I can provide a live feed of the actor/speaker on stage via a rear projection screen above and behind the actor. This screen also has to play videos and stills, and it's hard to do that seamlessly without Screen Monkey and the live video clip option.
Any thoughts?
Problem: When I set Screen Monkey to use the Sparkocam Virtual Webcam as the source for a live video, everything looks like it's going to work fine. When I click on the clip where the live video is set to run, nothing happens on screen. Screen Monkey throws an error in the log, "Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation." Followed by, "Unable to start ArtNet output due to a network error! See inner exception for more details."
Has anyone ever tried what I'm doing here? This is the first time I've attempted making this work. The implementation is so that I can provide a live feed of the actor/speaker on stage via a rear projection screen above and behind the actor. This screen also has to play videos and stills, and it's hard to do that seamlessly without Screen Monkey and the live video clip option.
Any thoughts?