Many streamers would love to take live video call ins or one on one guest interviews. Since the complementary doesn’t send audio to Wirecast, some may feel they need to resort to additional computers and mixing boards. All it takes is a way to receive the video call (Skype, ooVoo, iChatAV, etc) and with an additional low budget piece of audio software you can set up to take video calls and bring in the audio all on a single computer.

The following video tutorial goes through a simple Mac setup with the addition of. Setting up Skype for Wirecast use on Mac step by step:. (and SoundFlowerBed with it). Start Skype. In Preferences: Video set a camera or virtual camera as your source. You can not use the same camera in Skype and Wirecast so the Skype video source is just a null camera to allow the video call. Set Audio input to your sound source (USB Mic for example).

This can feed both Skype and Wirecast. Set Audio output to SoundFlower 2 ch. Quit Skype to ensure it doesn’t grab control of your camera you wan to use in Wirecast. Open Desktop Presenter (you won’t be able to point it to Skype yet).

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Open SoundFlowerBed menubar and set it to the output your headphones are on. You will monitor the Skype call directly as monitoring through Wirecast will result in a delay when hearing your own voice. Open Wirecast and turn off Headphone icon to avoid delay in headphone monitoring.

Open Skype. You can have someone call in so you can set your shots in Wirecast. Skype must be opened after Wirecast to ensure it doesn’t grab the camera you’re going to use in your stream. In Wirecast set for 2 shot, guest shot, host shot. In each shot set audio to SoundFlower 2 Ch. If video is from DV/HDV camera or other camera with combined audio, select the Channel and the cam shot, open Playback tab and turn off speaker or, bring down fader. This will kill the camera audio.

You only want your mic and SoundFlower as sources. In Main Layer window select your USB Mic. This mic will stay on through each shot so your viewers can hear you talk to guest if you like even when they are full screen. The main difference between Mac and Windows is that on Windows you’d use.

One cable goes to Skype to Wirecast. One cable goes to your headphones. Note that which allows multiple video callers (free but will have fees with final release).

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On Mac, can also handle multiple video conversations with Mac only callers (no fees). Also has a multiple video callers for an additional fee. All these can work similarly to the above with addition of duplicating DTP shots with additional cropping for solo shots. CraigT, If you want a panel you may need to go the Skypeasaurus route and use multiple computers with Skype, Desktop Presenter and, sending the audio to a mixing board. One interesting trick is you use Parallels or Fusion and Windows to create Virtual Windows OSs.

Each open window can take a Skype call. Soundflower will send all the audio to Wirecast. But there’s a serious problem with that. There’s no easy two way communication.

One user does the above but uses Ventrillo for the audio communication. On Windows, Skype has a beta that allows up to 10 video call participants. Currently all callers must be using the beta.

It’s Windows only. There’s no Mac equivalent beta unfortunately grrrr! IChat AV allows up to 4 video participants but they all have to be on Mac. Oovoo allows up to 6 participants (you have to either pay in advance or have a plan for more than 2 way participation) and works on both Mac and Windows and participants don’t even need oovoo installed. This might be the easiest way to go and while it does cost some pennies per minute per caller it’s a lot less expensive than having to get additional computers and a mixing board. Obviously multiple video call participants will become standard on Skype but it seems it may take some time for the Mac version to happen.

BTW Skype will likely charge, much like oovoo does, when it moves from beta to release. This has worked very well doing live webcasts with classrooms from the JOIDES Resolution – an international research drilling ship. We’re currently at sea in the western South Pacific. I’ve been asked, however, to record a show. Wirecast records the picture and the audio of the classrooms from Skype, but not our local audio. Skype records only skype. I installed Camtasia, but get a warning dialog box that says, “Problem Recording System Audio; We are unable to capture system audio when Soundflower is selected as the default output device.” Uh oh.

Any recommendations on how to record both Wirecast and Skype? Hi Craig, When I recorded in Wirecast, I recorded our output picture, and only the audio from the Skype call. We recorded none of our audio. I’d like to document our show.

We’re skyping with classrooms in the US from aboard the JOIDES Resolution in the western South Pacific Ocean. It’s been cool, but I don’t know why I can’t record both audio inputs – Skype and our feed. I tried Camtasia, but got a message that said, “Problem Recording System Audio: unable to record system audio when Soundflower is selected as default output.” Ideas? Hi Craig una pregunta para mi muy importante. Es posible que lo que este saliendo por Wirecast, como por ejemplo el chroma key, se pueda enviar por skype a otros?

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Yo lo que quiero es trabajar con wirecast, hacer videollamada y que el otro vea el chroma key. Saludos a question for my very important. Would it is possible that what out for Wirecast, as for example the chroma key, can send Skype to others? I what I want is to work with wirecast, make video call and to the other see the chroma key. Best regards. This is a good tutorial, but I am having troubles getting a decent framerate.

I am trying to do something much simpler than you are: I just want to record a high-quality, high-resolution Skype video interview to cut into an edited program in Post. My subject is across country. My tests have been with my wife, in the office upstairs. So, ideally I would like a 1280x720p recording at 30fps in mono at 96kbits/s (15fps might be acceptable and 720×480 might be acceptable), recorded to disk (I have very fast SS drive). Right now I am getting only 1.14Mbits/sec, 4 to 6fps, and worst, the audio keeps breaking up on the recorded.MOV As a benchmark I downloaded a freebie Skype recording called “Call Recorder for Skype” and it did a better job, near perfect on the Audio, and consistent on the Video, 1400×900, although only 2.15fps, at datarate of 2.12 Mbit/sec Any suggestions to try would be welcome.

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