You can even control many third-party cameras with Webcam Settings. Webcam Settings sits up in your menu bar for quick access, and doesn’t consume much in the way of resources. You can save these settings as quick presets, too. You can adjust exposure time, aperture, brightness, contrast, zoom, backlight compensation, focus, and lots more-depending on the hardware features of the camera you’re adjusting. It works fine on macOS Big Sur and Apple Silicon macs (through Rosetta), and directly controls features of your webcam, so it works with nearly every app. It’s not far away from my used hackintosh (which outperforms lots of real Macs) - Power consumption is different.Webcam Settings gives you more control over your FaceTime camera.Ī better solution is probably the Webcam Settings app, which you can grab for $7.99 in the Mac app store. But mimoLive is in so heavy development and enhancement, that all betas and releases are great!īTW: The Alpha on M1 was able to outperform all other intel-Macs I own (even on MacBookAirM1). So, this evening I’ll know more… Sure, there can be troubles. I always use the newest Beta-Versions for my streams.
(With scripts this can be dangerous.) I hope that this is solved in the beta-version. Too quick, because in very huge documents, some layer-setings were not preloaded propper. It was not on purpose, it was by chance, I did not realize that I use it, until I notized the quick load of the documents. I also used it on the Intel-Hackintosh, and I was very happy with it. And boom!) - Some very very very old Layers (which are not included anymore) are not working (But this won’t be any problem). I had just one crash (I changed the “logo” of the Lower-Thirds-Layer to WebCam.
I used the Universal-Alpha for quite some time on a MacBookProM1 and on a MacBookAirM1. And although Intel Macs will take a hit in the second hand market, you could still sell it to recover some of the investment. You could consider that the top of the line Intel 27" iMac will be giving you great performance for a couple of years to come and there probably wouldn’t be a need to switch to M1X or M2 immediately. Spending $4500 or more on an intel iMac be a tough business decision ($CAD). $1500 for a mac mini is palatable, and I can then confidently move to the M1X or M2 whatever in the next few months. We don’t know yet how well mimoLive native will perform.
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… I was hoping to buy one of the “top of the line” M1 mac minis as a bridge… then buy a top of the line MacBook Pro (or whatever they call it) whenever they are introduced and repurpose the mini to another task afterwards.Īny thoughts on whether this mini could get me through in the short term? This is definitely not going to work on M1 at this time with mimoLive running in Rosetta. Is there any guidance on what the “tipping point” is? For example, I generally have two shows… both are similar … 4 mimocalls, one has 20 layers, the other 22 (lots of variations)…All mimocalls and the program recorded separately…
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