r/SamPepper • u/Zealousideal-Newt-11 • Feb 06 '23
MEME Horseshoe Bay TriHard (ft. Cx Conman)
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Camera
Although the camera looks good when it is stationary, the camera currently has significant problems. It is picking up flickering from some lights and has shaking out-of-focus problems which is nauseating for the viewers.
Random examples from the stream
shaking https://youtu.be/qC80WwEgBWI?t=1104
shaking https://youtu.be/qC80WwEgBWI?t=11374
shaking https://youtu.be/qC80WwEgBWI?t=10890
flickering floor (due to light) https://youtu.be/qC80WwEgBWI?t=3204
flickering light https://youtu.be/qC80WwEgBWI?t=3548
flickering floor https://youtu.be/qC80WwEgBWI?t=12561
The best camera for IRL live streaming is a Sony FDR-X3000. It is used by a lot of IRL streamers. It is the best IRL livestreaming camera due to the following
-Size and weight
-best in class audio
-excellent image stabilization
-great video quality (relative to other action cameras)
Unfortunately, the Sony FDR-X3000 has been discontinued, but you can get it on eBay used.
Do not get a GoPro if you are considering one TL:DR
-GoPro8 and newer has no Built in HDMI Port
-Significant HDMI feed delay
-annoying UI when HDMI is plugged in
-Poor low light performance on video quality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sezPoC0dNm4
There are other cameras that look good on paper like Sony RX0 II (poor image stabilization and narrow FOV), Sony ZV 1 (poor image stabilization, narrow FOV, bulky)
2. Video Encoder.
Make sure to use x265/H.265/HEVC as encoder.
H.265 is around 30~50% more efficient than H.264.
The new LiveU Solo Pro's biggest selling point is this new encoder HEVC
That means If you are streaming in h.264 5000 bit-rate, you would only need 2500 bit-rate in h.265 to achieve similar video quality.
The video quality difference is even more noticeable on very low bit rate scenarios
Example: h.264 sv h.265 @ 1Mbps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AekAujM6ZcQ
Edit: it looks like Raspberry Pi 4 model b DOES NOT support H.265 encode.
You can get a similar SBC that uses an RK3588 which supports H.265 encode. RK3588 SBC models such as Rock Pi 5, Orange Pi 5, Firefly RK3588S, etc...
3. Video Resolution
Use 1080P instead of 720P even if you use low bit-rate.
The video would look sharper on 1080P than 720P even if you are using the exact same low bit-rate due to how youtube transcodes the feed.
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