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    Dear all. I have Canon EOS Rebel T6 (1300D) Digital SLR and I have installed wirecast 7.2 as well as tried 7.7, my dslr is visible under Window>Show USB Devices however it's not showing under + capture devices so I am not able to add my dslr as it's not coming anywhere else. please give me proper step by step guide so I can do live streaming on youtube / facebook. Please note that sometimes wirecast only detecting my laptop builtin sony webcam in the area of cupture devices, which I have used for test purpose. Please let me know how can I set or is there any setting required to make my dslr usable with wirecast.

    Please note that I am trying to connect the dslr with the usb cable hope I dont need any thing else to connect the dslr with wirecast and the dslr with usb cable are enough to work with wirecast.

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    the usb port on the camera is for transferring files. it doesn't output video.
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    Thanks for your reply, but i have seen many videos in which people using the same port for videos, as well as I am using this dslr on other softwares getting live videos like on EOS software which uses the same usb cable and port.
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    Not according to what I can find in the User Manual. USB is for data transfer. Video playback is via HDMI.
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    but i dont know y hdmi cable is not working with, how can I check if there is any issue with the hdmi port of my laptop, cable is perfact as I tested with my tv with dslr however the dslr is not working as well with my laptop through hdmi port, is there any driver required for or how can I test this port
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    laptop hdmi ports are only for output. they don't work at all for input.
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  7. Hey friend I'd like to help you but I don't know anything about it I'm quite new in the photography world and have not faced such a problem. I have a sony A6000 that my parents gave me for my 20th birthday. I was advised to buy a glidecam, searched the Internet and came across an article about them click here it's strongly interested me and I thought maybe this would help you somehow.
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    @AlbertS7, please don't hijack an old (2 years) thread just to post something off-topic. Stabilization tools like Glidecam have NOTHING to do with the OP's issue, which is streaming connectivity to a laptop for live broadcasting.

    What had already been explained was correct: that USB port is for data transfer. There are different protocols used with USB. One is for power charging, one is for data/file transfer, similar one is for mass storage, another one is for UsbVideoCodec and/or UsbAudioCodec streaming as if a webcam, etc.. This does NOT have that UVC capability, so that's out.
    HDMI output possibly could be used - hopefully it is a clean HDMI out - but that still requires an HDMI input/capture port on the laptop. Most laptops do NOT have that, only HDMI output ports. This then requires a converter (e.g. HDMI->USB, like Magewell) or output capture/streaming device. And to pass that along still requires a streaming app that understands the usb stream and repacketizes it for IP traffic, such as OBS.

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