Connecting an External Camera

[GlennD]

That's great Larry, would you mind posting the model for anyone else interested in doing this?

[Larry Eberle]

It's the SABRENT USB-AVCPT. You can find it under Converters on their site.

[Jose Antonio1]

Larry, the adapter allow you to send digital video+audio in real time?

[Larry Eberle]

It simply takes the AV out from any camera (not HD signal) and plugs in as a USB 2.0. The computer thinks it's a webcam. Nothing tricky to it. It's $27.00. Give it a try.

[Josh Tuyl]

Thanks - will definitely get a couple because that's help us in most situations, but we still need something with a higher quality.

[Rick Stevens]

Sure their is a benefit. A better lens will let in more light and have better focus. 

[Auriga Martin]

Is there a plugin that will allow GoTo Meeting participants to gain control over this camera in a meeting?    http://ptzwebcam.com/p/logitech-conferencecam-cc3000e/

We far prefer GoTo to any other video conferencing tool and would rather not have to start using MS Lync...

I hope someone replies to this channel.

[Annlyze]

We bought blackmagic intensity shuttle usb 3.0, to change the hdmi mini output into usb 3.0 and I only get a black screen instead of a clear picture (in the GTW software). Does anybody know how to fix this? 

[Master Sha Vanc]

Hi Glen, do you have any other suggestion to get GoToMeeting to use our external video camera? Using Panasonic AG-AC90 video camera connected by a HDMI cable to a desk top computer with a AverMedia HD capture card. thank you

[adam hale]

Sounds like frame rate issue 720p vs 1080i etc