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Post on computer setup and software.
Here is a 3D Scan done with Polycam on my phone:
There you go.
Mark is doing a full time job but likes to have side projects. Currently learning C++ and Vulkan. Other areas of interest are photography and going for long walks.
So you have an old Microsoft Wireless Desktop 3000 Keyboard and Mouse. You get used to it and it becomes your ‘personal standard’ for keyboards. It has full travel keypress and all the keys laid out the way you want them – the large Enter Key and the Media Mute key. But then it gets old and breaks and they don’t make that version anymore, so you look for the closest replacement. In this case the cheaper Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 2000. It’s OK and you put up with it, but the mouse starts to break as well. What to do…
Mark is doing a full time job but likes to have side projects. Currently learning C++ and Vulkan. Other areas of interest are photography and going for long walks.
Given what OBS does (screen grab and encode) it would seem that there should be a simple way to capture a window and create a local video stream from it. This could then be viewed remotely served from your home PC, or used as an input in the composition for a stream scene.
This is clearly done using a HW video capture device, but that is expensive and given everything is already digital, seems like an odd detour.
An example use case for this is if you were using a separate Windows laptop of tablet for drawing and wanted to be able include it in a Twitch stream. Web cameras do this and use the RTSP protocol. So I went looking for a simple way to set this up on a new machine.
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