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RuffKut said:
Well, that's very disappointing.Admittedly so and I've brought it up with the developers. I don't think there are 4x4 HDMI 4k cards yet from the major reliable card manufactures. Most have single input 4k cards but even including one of those could be valuable.
RuffKut said:
Is there anything I can plug in to the USB3 ports to allow for 4K streaming?Magewell and Epiphan both make HDMI 4k to USB3 devices. They should work with Wirecast although we haven't tested yet. Both are plug and play (no driver needed I believe).
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CraigS I can't seem to find the 4K Epiphan device, and the Magewell one is marked as 'coming soon' on their site (and doesn't appear to carry the audio through the HDMI cable). I have found an Inogeni one though: https://inogeni.com/4k-usb3-0/
Any idea how many of these the Gear box will support? Does each USB3 port need to be on a separate bus to support more than one?
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RuffKut Epiphan AVio4k
Yes the Magewell device isn't ready. I saw a prototype. They're doing a slight redesign for better heat dispersion and then they have to get FCC approval.
I've heard of the inogeni devices. I'd love to see user reports.
RuffKut said:
Does each USB3 port need to be on a separate bus to support more than one?Just a guess but I imagine these devices use significant bus bandwidth so likely just one on a bus.
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CraigS said:
Just a guess but I imagine these devices use significant bus bandwidth so likely just one on a bus.And do you know what the bus set up is of the USB3 ports on Wirecast Gear?
CraigS said:
I've heard of the inogeni devices. I'd love to see user reports.I have a contact at Holden here in the UK and they're going to see if I can get one of the Inogeni devices to test drive.
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RuffKut said:
And do you know what the bus set up is of the USB3 ports on Wirecast Gear?I believe it's just one bus.