How can we connect the camera to a long distance(about 20m) to the laptop or PC.I want to connect the camera for live streaming a function.Please anyone help me to connect by using which wire I can connect to a long distance?Is there any wireless connector?
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What camera?
What format?
What resolution?
What inputs on the laptop/PC?
What streaming software?
What budget?
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i am planning to hd streaming resolution 640x480.I am using the Dell XPS 15 laptop.(L502X).and using the vidblaster software.I want the two things
1)A handycam that can use for streaming(Sony or Canon or anything).
2)Connecting wire to connect the laptop and camera at low cost.
we have to stream a function.so we need to place the laptop in some other place.So please help to connect the cam at some distance with pc. -
Simplest solution is a standard def camcorder* connected composite coax or S-Video (better) to a USB capture device supported by Vidblaster.
Digital solutions are more problematic and expensive due to cable length.
Exception may be a security type camera connected Ethernet but it must be compatible with Vidblaster input.
* Noise is the enemy so get the best camcorder you can find/borrow/rent. Vidblaster "Studio" or "Broadcast" has a higher quality deinterlacer.Recommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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How to connect the coax or S-Video cable to the laptop? can you please suggest a good camera at low cost?
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Sony HDR-CX160 Full HD 16GB Camcorder HDMI Out Wide Angle 42x Zoom Black
Has HDMI Out, use that, you can use really long cables with it & I use a 30' one with mine. cable was under $10 on amazon.
Read this:How to Stream HDMI From a Camcorder to a PC
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Most camcorders will have composite NTSC or PAL out. Many will have S-Video out.
See the Vidblaster FAQ on supported capture cards here
http://forum.vidblaster.com/showthread.php?t=132Last edited by edDV; 29th Nov 2011 at 18:24.
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Last edited by varunjith1990; 30th Nov 2011 at 03:33.
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These are the "USB Frame Grabber" products mentioned in that FAQ
http://www.pcordenadores.com/sintonizador_tdt/conceptronic_home_video_creator_chvideocr
http://www.startech.com/AV/Converters/Video/USB-S-Video-and-Composite-Video-Capture-Device-Cable-with-Audio~SVID2USB2
http://www.plextoramericas.com/index.php/digital-video-converter
These devices take video cable in and plug into the laptop USB port.
Cheap Cables (should work)
http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=102&cp_id=10207
Quality cables (recommended for 20+ meters)
http://www.bluejeanscable.com/store/svideo/index.htm
If this is important, I'd get the S-Video Breakout Cable set for the most reliable cable connection. This scheme uses two large coax cables to separately carry luma and chroma with S-Video adapters at each end.Last edited by edDV; 30th Nov 2011 at 04:49.
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EasyCap on Amazon is like $8 & you can connect your camera to your computer with it. It's for capturing though but take a look at it as it comes with a USB connector.
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You can get a wireless A/V sender off ebay under $30, but you still need a capture device to get the video into your PC. If your PC doesn't have a video IN port the Easycap device would do the job. Only problem is getting a quality product from ebay is hit and miss; there are many clones sold as easycap. Your best bet is to stick with something from Pinnacle, Hauppage or Honestech. If you're PC is running XP, you can get quality older devices cheap on ebay. Look for dead brands like Plextor, ADS and Pyro.
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It depends how time critical this project is and how important.
Do you have time to test the cheapest alternatives or do you need shortest path to a reliable result?
If the latter, I would choose one of the capture devices verified by VidBlast and buy the breakout version of S-Video for 20m cable length. The good thing about the breakout cable is it can be used for S-Video or composite.Recommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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when i searched,the sony handycam has only av out.hd cams has av and hdmi out.Can we use the av cable for long distance?
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Yes standard def S-Video recommended.
Standard def composite next best.
That fits a ~$200 budget. You can get better performance by spending more.
You should be able to borrow a camcorder or rent one cheap.
when i searched,the sony handycam has only av out.hd cams has av and hdmi out.
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By the way, which streaming service do you plan to use?
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