Just got this camera as a gift and I'm flabbergasted by the high quality and the large number of features! I'll have to get the person a super nice gift back!
I didn't realize I needed the OBS software, now I found the missing piece of the puzzle... and you've just taught me that the lid that opens the battery on the camera can be lifted to plug in the wire for the dummy battery, thought my camera was different for a minute, Lol... Thanks for this, very good guide! 💯
This video was SO GOOD! thank you so much for walking through the settings! I watched other tutorials where they just connected the camera to the capture card and then walked through OBS but I was like "wait... how come mine has the camera UI on screen and yours doesn't" 😅 great tutorial! thanks :)
K24 Tech, you have made great videos of Canon. Very clearly. 👍This found out how I can implement a new hobby in video and filming. 👍The selection of the camera was also completed. 😃 Regards Tuomo Finland
Great tutorial bro. I have a question, everytime I record video some time it may have a sign saying overheating. Do you know why is that happen or what to do when that's happen?
Unfortunately this is a reported issue on these cameras. Ideally when streaming, try not to use the internal recording at the same time if possible. Otherwise if it’s happening during normal recording too then try to avoid recording or keeping it on for long periods if possible. Sadly its a design fault on these smaller models (and even some of the larger cameras like the Canon R5 have had overheating issues)
Firstly did you turn off auto shut off from settings like i explain in the video? Also I have not experienced the overheating issue, as long as you arent actually recording then it shouldn't overheat
@@Kaiu24 I did and it still turn off after 30 minutes for ''overheating'' when using clean HDMI, however... Something i noticed is that I am unable to set the frame rate to 30 FPS while having clean HDMI option enable as you on min 7:42
@@KurtTheFunBoy so you need to set frame rate before setting clean hdmi. Once in clean hdmi it wont let you change resolution or frame rate. Also the overheating thing is very atrange. If you turned off screen timeout and auto shutoff then it shouldn't. All of this is happening while you have it connected to via capture card? Also are you using a dummy battery or the normal battery?
@@Kaiu24 I use a dummy battery, and tried setting the frame rate before clean HDMI, it seems my only way out is using the wecam utily and through USB which is unfortunate due to poor quality...
Hey buddy, thanks for the vid, super helpful. A quick one though, Do I really need the capture card? Can’t I just connect direct to the HDMI port on my PC?
You can’t because the HDMI port on the PC is only built to push a signal out, not receive an image signal so this wont work. That’s why the capture card is required
I would not get the M200 right now. I would go for the Canon R50 if you are set on Canon or otherwise the Sony ZV-E10. They are both newer and do not have the problems mentioned there
I’m honestly not sure. If the EOS M works with the canon utility app then its worth trying but I have never owned the EOS M so cannot say for sure if it does or not
Don't know if anyone had the same issue, but if the camera shows up in device manager but doesn't show in OBS, check in Privacy&security if you allowed programs to use the camera. sounds stupid but had me looking for a while LOL
Hi. No the EOS M doesn’t support the same functions as this so this guide won’t work for the EOS M. Its possible that you may be able to use the alternative workaround thats used for the EOS M50. I have a tutorial for that on my channel but I have never tried it with the M so I can’t promise it will work
You can connect a usb mic to the pc you are streaming from and add that as a audio source in OBS. The Canon M200 does not have an external microphone port so you cant connect an external mic directly to it.
Are your in camera settings correct and is the camera set to manual mode? In OBS you should also be able to set the resolution and get max 1080p through the capture card
I went to the "Shooting settings" and I only have 1-5. I don't have the six. I am also missing the clean hdmi. Was there a driver update you did? I went to the website and didn't find any updates for this computer
Hey, thank you for the help with setings, but i have on problem and i don't know how to fix this. Up and Down i have one bar black and i don't know how to take off that because in Streamlabs i see the same bar black up and down and i try everythink to resolv this but nothing, So can you help me please?
I’m not sure why this would happen. Make sure the camera is in video mode and not just in manual mode. I’ve never faced this issue so not sure how to help
Hello, thank u for the video. I bought a same cam, but i have an issue with a black display, while i'm using obs, i disabled a power sawing -- display off (maximum is 30 min) and i just don't have a disable function, i have a 1.0.0 version and i don't know what to do coz i wanted to use this camera for streams, but it seems like it's impossible now(( maybe you know how to fix it.
You can update the firmware, however the display off shouldn’t affect your stream. As long as auto power off is disable it should be fine. Even if the display goes blank the hdmi cable should still transfer the feed to obs
@@luvmurr3999 i just checked and there are no firmware updates for the camera so you dont have to worry about that. Like I said as long as auto power off is turned off then you will be fine when streaming even if display goes off. And no problem!! I’m happy to help!
Do I need a capture card now that Canon has created the EOS Utility that just allows you to connect the camera via a USB Mini to a USB port on your computer?
I see a few comments with replies on this one regarding the display turning off but everything seems to indicate that the display off feature won't affect your HDMI out. I've got it connected via HDMI, the viewfinder is off, and yet after a half hour without pressing a button it kills the HDMI. It doesn't shut the camera off, just kills the display. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
If you’ve followed all the steps in the video, and turned off auto-shut down and eco mode etc, and also turned on clean HDMI then this ideally shouldnt happen even if the display turns off. I’ve personally not experienced the issue in honesty
This method wont work for the M50 unfortunately. You arent doing anything wrong but the M50 works slightly differently. I have a video tutorial coming out on the later M50 this week that should help
Hey man great video but I was wondering why is mine pitch black. Is it because I don't have a dummy battery (I use the one that came with it) otherwise I don't know why it doesnt work
Whats pitch black? The screen or the feed in OBS? Either way I would highly recommend getting the dummy battery or you will definitely run out of power midway through a stream
Depends on what you wanna use it for but ZV-1 is a very good camera for creators. M200 is great in that it has an interchangeable lens mount but otherwise zv-1 has overall better features
Does this camera overheat on you too? I'm trying to figure how to prevent that from happening. I plan on using it to stream as well, but this overheating issue is making me seriously want to just return it and get a m50.
Ive not experienced overheating while streaming, only while using for recording for long periods of time, also the M50 is not great for streaming, unless u get the Mark II. As far as Ive experienced since its just a video feed via hdmi and capture card while streaming and the camera itself isnt recording the overheating issue doesn’t occur, at least it didnt for me.
I would suggest using the HD clean hdmi. The 4K is further cropped on this camera when outputting. Stick to hd, your stream wont tell the difference in all honestly and it saves bandwidth
@@Kaiu24 Thank you! I did fix this issue. I do have a question I haven't been able to find a solution to; is there any way to get past the camera auto turning off after 30 minutes? I have the auto off disabled, however, the camera still shuts off mid stream
Sorry I’m not familiar with this camera. I know its a powershot point and shoot camera. If it has a similar clean hdmi option then it should be usable, otherwise it may be possible using the eos webcam utility app
ahm hi si Kaui i just want to ask something. I am using canon eos m6, but every time im using it at online class, i setup the display off 30mins the auto power down disabled, but im still getting the rainbow color after manyy mins. how can i extend that?? im planning to live stream to while im playing games eh. I mean the display off i set it on 30mins
Hi. Im not very familiar with the M6 but I presume it will have a similar issue to the M50. You can try connecting to the EOS Utility app via usb to keep the camera running. I have a guide in this for the M50: th-cam.com/video/oI6wR8vYMeI/w-d-xo.html It might help
Hey Nice video I just wondered do you really need a capturecard? Canon made a software update so you can just plug it in with hdmi. Can I just use the hdmi to hdmi micro cabel?
I dont think there is a firmware update that allows that, the feed you get will only be through the eos utility and usb connection and plugging in via hdmi to a pc will not allow you to transfer the feed to the PC as the HdMI ports on PCs are usually HDMI Out. The capture card is best if you want the highest quality available feed. This is as far as I am aware
Also want to add that yes u may need an extra wire and capture card but in my opinion its really the most hassle free method, no need to install additional software on the PC to help transfer feed, you can get the direct feed from the capture card in ObS or other streaming software
@@Kaiu24 So, I just bought the camera, and it definitely has a huge overheating problem. I suggest not buying this cam for streaming. I set it to FHD clean HDMI output, autofocus on, medium shaking reduction, auto WB, auto ISO, dummy battery / USB power from USB 3.2 Lenovo laptop, connected HDMI capture card, made obs show the stream, and after roughly 1.5 hours, the overheating symbol did start showing up. It is ~ 24°C here in the room, and the camera sits on top of the closed canon m200 cardboard box that it was shipped in. The overheating symbol is showing up and the camera is quite hot especially on the bottom side near the camera mount screw holder and the back side behind the screen. I have now opened up / bent the screen upwards to let it cool down easier and will see if that is enough to make it continuously stay on for 8 hours. Later this week it will be 30°C here, so that should be a good additional test. If the camera fails that, it will go back to the seller because "faulty device / not according to specifications".
@@kleinpferd thanks for sharing your experience! This is helpful for anyone looking. Though i’ve never experienced the heating this may not always be the case so I can only speak for what I’ve seen. You may have a faulty unit or it might just be that these cameras do overheat under certain circumstances and I was just lucky! Either way its always great to hear others experience!
It was so much easier to just get a camlink. I went through heck trying to use that capture card you recommended. If anyone here is feeling lost, don't even bother with the capture card and just get a cam link it's so much easier!!!!! The software from Canon is awful and if you get the camlink, you do not need the software.
You must have had a dodgy card, ive had no troubles and it works exactly the same as a cam link. Though yes, cam link is obviously superior and if you have the money for it then its worth getting for sure. Even without the cam link you dont need the software from canon…
Heya!! Thank you so much for this video, it helped a lot! I checked out the links in the description but I can't seem to find the one for the dummy battery you use for your m200. Where did you get it? I'm scared of buying one that will mess up my camera (The one in your links is for other cameras)
You are a God send for making this. Thank you! Edit: I'm experiencing a high amount of noise. Is this just the camera quality or is there a setting that could fix it?
When you say noise you mean in the video feed? Make sure you have sufficient lighting, and your ISO is reduced. High ISO in dark environment = lots of noise
Hi man, great video!!! I was wondering if you could help me with something on the camera. I was able to make everything work, the only problem that I have is that the video(both in the camera display and on OBS) has 2 black bars. If I turn on the HDMI icons I can see the icons on top of the bars, so its not faulty gear or anything. What setting do I need to change in order to have the full display?
@@Kaiu24 I followed the video, so yeah I´m everything like you are doing it. It looks like my video is on a different aspect ratio. If I switch to picture mode the black bars are way smaller.
@@Kaiu24 thats the weird thing, I don´t have the option of setting the aspect ratio in video mode, which I find it weird that I have it on picture mode and not in video mode. When you are streaming, do you use it on video mode or in picture mode?
@@ThomasFrank93 for streaming always on manual video mode. Thats really strange, i wonder why this issue is happening for you… I’ll investigate and try to see if there is a solution
The m10 is quite an old camera and not built for use as a webcam. You may be able to use the canon eos webcam utility app to use it as a webcam. Using the eos utility app and connecting the camera via usb to the computer might also prevent the display going off but there is no guarentee. Because it is an older camera it doesnt have clean hdmi output and ulimited screen on. Maybe check out the canon M50 tutorial on my channel and see if the steps in that work with the m10
@@Kaiu24 Like I got the whole setup nd I have a black screen on one and I connected my camera to hdmi straight to computer since my ps5 nd monitor is already connected to capture card and the ps5 will not show up on obs and the camera
@@remyboismith camera HAS to be connected to a capture card and then to computer. You wont get a feed directly without that. As for the PS5, you need at least the Elgato HD60S+ to make that work. Basically the way it should be is pS5>capturcard>monitor(via hdmi) + pc(via the usbC) and for camera you need a camlink or any of the cheap capture cards i show in the video and connection has to be camera>capturecard>pc. You also need to ensure the elgato hd capture software is installed
@@Kaiu24 and the reason the feed is not showing because it is a HD60S? Is that what u sayin? So get a a HD60S +. And thanks for that I’ve been stressing
Hello again kaiu!😁 What about connecting directly the camera to the pc with the clean HDMI? Is that a viable option? Plus are you experiencing overheating at all with this camera? Thx a lot!
So you need to have a capture card to connect to the pc. You can use the EOS webcam utility but i personally don't like using it. The capture card is a better option and provides very high quality clean hdmi to the pc so you can use for streaming. In terms of overheating, it will only overheat if you actually record for long periods of time but if you are just using it for streaming then ive never experienced it overheating because its not physically recording while you stream
Just got this camera as a gift and I'm flabbergasted by the high quality and the large number of features! I'll have to get the person a super nice gift back!
I didn't realize I needed the OBS software, now I found the missing piece of the puzzle... and you've just taught me that the lid that opens the battery on the camera can be lifted to plug in the wire for the dummy battery, thought my camera was different for a minute, Lol... Thanks for this, very good guide! 💯
Thank you so much for this clear walk through!
Most welcome!
Awesome video, this was so so helpful!!! Thank you for going through the the whole process.
Can't tell you how grateful I am to find this vid, as a new streamer you made everything simple to get running, cheers!
Welcome! That’s exactly what I’m aiming for! Want to help as many people as possible especially new streamers and creators!
@@Kaiu24 You certainly did, and fast response too, I like that, consider me subbed, cheers mate!
@@paulyb-englishmaninhangzho3609 thanks! Appreciate the support! Be sure to ask anytime you have questions!
@@Kaiu24 Perfect, appreciate it!
Thanks for this video buddy, just what I was looking for! To the point and full of good info ;)
This video was SO GOOD! thank you so much for walking through the settings! I watched other tutorials where they just connected the camera to the capture card and then walked through OBS but I was like "wait... how come mine has the camera UI on screen and yours doesn't" 😅 great tutorial! thanks :)
Welcome! Im super glad it helped you out! Thanks for watching!
Thank You for this I have been looking for a streaming app that has a clean view without the camera info on the screen.. I will try this now
Where did you get the dummy battery and the cord for it?
Amazon. Its the dummy battery for LP-E12 battery
Great video.. Now I know how to setup my canon M200
Thanks mate! Just what I needed :) Thanks GOD TH-cam showed this video
i love it thankyou let me start my own youtube now thanks
K24 Tech, you have made great videos of Canon. Very clearly. 👍This found out how I can implement a new hobby in video and filming. 👍The selection of the camera was also completed. 😃
Regards Tuomo Finland
Thank you! I appreciate you watching my videos!
Hello. Exactly what dummy battery is required??
Hiiii I love your videos good job on the editing! I liked, subscribed and clicked the notification bell bye! 🥰
Hi!! Thank you!!!! I’m glad you enjoy my videos!!
This was so helpful, thank you!
Thanks for the help I'm planning to buy m200 this week.
Fantastic! Its a brilliant little camera. I'm sure you'll love it!
I don't see the link to the capture card??!!
Nevermind! Found it! It was labeled differently lol
If you scroll down a bit its the link called “cheapo cam link”
Is it possible to use 4k output over an hdmi cable from this camera?
Provided that my camcorder supports 4k.
Yes most HDMI cables will support 4K output.
so good and so underated. all the best
Great tutorial bro. I have a question, everytime I record video some time it may have a sign saying overheating. Do you know why is that happen or what to do when that's happen?
Unfortunately this is a reported issue on these cameras. Ideally when streaming, try not to use the internal recording at the same time if possible. Otherwise if it’s happening during normal recording too then try to avoid recording or keeping it on for long periods if possible. Sadly its a design fault on these smaller models (and even some of the larger cameras like the Canon R5 have had overheating issues)
@@Kaiu24 OMG thank you for the advise really helpful! Thanks for the fast reply 🦋
Yes but when activating clean HDMI, overhearing occurs and auto shuts off after 30 - 40 minutes... Any idea?
Firstly did you turn off auto shut off from settings like i explain in the video? Also I have not experienced the overheating issue, as long as you arent actually recording then it shouldn't overheat
@@Kaiu24 I did and it still turn off after 30 minutes for ''overheating'' when using clean HDMI, however... Something i noticed is that I am unable to set the frame rate to 30 FPS while having clean HDMI option enable as you on min 7:42
@@KurtTheFunBoy so you need to set frame rate before setting clean hdmi. Once in clean hdmi it wont let you change resolution or frame rate. Also the overheating thing is very atrange. If you turned off screen timeout and auto shutoff then it shouldn't. All of this is happening while you have it connected to via capture card? Also are you using a dummy battery or the normal battery?
@@KurtTheFunBoy also what I mention at 7:42 you should be able to do even in clean hdmi
@@Kaiu24 I use a dummy battery, and tried setting the frame rate before clean HDMI, it seems my only way out is using the wecam utily and through USB which is unfortunate due to poor quality...
Hey buddy, thanks for the vid, super helpful. A quick one though, Do I really need the capture card? Can’t I just connect direct to the HDMI port on my PC?
You can’t because the HDMI port on the PC is only built to push a signal out, not receive an image signal so this wont work. That’s why the capture card is required
This is so helpful. Thank youuuu so much. GBU
This is a great video my video is sooooo clear now
I really want to get the m200 but not if it overheats and or shuts off after 30mins
I would not get the M200 right now. I would go for the Canon R50 if you are set on Canon or otherwise the Sony ZV-E10. They are both newer and do not have the problems mentioned there
@@Kaiu24 okay thanks for the reply do you recommend any of the sony a5100 or newer and I will check out those you listed
@@AbsolutelyNoCommentary sony A5100 or Sony A6000 is great also. A6000 is probably better. But for video the ZV-E10 is unbeatable at that price
What camera you're using in this vlog?
Do you mean what I was filming with?
The video was filmed with Canon Eos M50
Im struggling to find the hdmi cable online can anyone help???
Sure! What region are you in? I can find you a link
@@Kaiu24 I'm from the UK, been scrolling through Amazon for hours haha!
@@frankielollia amzn.to/3lstMN4 Here you go! Just so you know that's an amazon associates link so it helps me when you use that link to buy it.
@@Kaiu24 That's wonderful, very grateful for your help! can't wait to use this camera for my streams, you are a lifesaver haha!
Welcome! Glad I could help!
what are the best settings for the quality?
The settings I have outlines in the video
Can you send me the link of the dummy kit?
Will this work for the EOS-M???
I’m honestly not sure. If the EOS M works with the canon utility app then its worth trying but I have never owned the EOS M so cannot say for sure if it does or not
Hey, I was wondering if you knew anything about the reason why mycamera keeps flickering only while im streaming?
Don't know if anyone had the same issue, but if the camera shows up in device manager but doesn't show in OBS, check in Privacy&security if you allowed programs to use the camera. sounds stupid but had me looking for a while LOL
very useful, thank you!
why my microphone doesnt work when the camera work
Why I dont have a hole for my camera, its separate charger. I plant to plug a charger while the camera is use. My EOS M200 doenst have this slot
If you look on the battery door you will see a small cover that can be peeled back
Is this also applicable with canon m100?
Hi, no it doesn’t work for the M100. M100 is not compatible for streaming as it does not have Clean HDMI or unlimited run time
Hey Bro, did you have any troubles with the M200 for over heating?
No issues personally with overheating while streaming
@@Kaiu24 thanks man! Taking back the cam link 4K and getting the cheaper option. Great video!
Brother External mic is not available ah ??
No the M200 does not support external mic. Better option for that is the Canon EOS M50 MK II
mm ok bro...m50 mic external mic available ah?
@@abthulbasith1965 yes M50 supports external mic
ok bro thax bro
Thank you for this simple but useful video!
Very Welcome!!
do we need to update the firware ( for camera )?
cuz , why does my m10 always blink when plugged into the usb
@@xinsbrahmadfadillah8037 the M10 does not support clean hdmi so this method will not work for it
Does this work for canon eos M?
Hi. No the EOS M doesn’t support the same functions as this so this guide won’t work for the EOS M. Its possible that you may be able to use the alternative workaround thats used for the EOS M50. I have a tutorial for that on my channel but I have never tried it with the M so I can’t promise it will work
how do u connect external mic?
You can connect a usb mic to the pc you are streaming from and add that as a audio source in OBS. The Canon M200 does not have an external microphone port so you cant connect an external mic directly to it.
Will this still work if I have cataracts?
Yes. It will. Definitely. Without a doubt. Its 100% full proof.
hello ? when using the m200 did you have any overheating or did the camera shut off after 30mins thanks
What is the use of video capture??
It allows you to transfer the feed from the camera to your Pc for recording and streaming
For some reason my resolution is capped out at 720x480 how do i solve this?
Are your in camera settings correct and is the camera set to manual mode? In OBS you should also be able to set the resolution and get max 1080p through the capture card
what if OBS is picking up my camera even though I connected it through the micro hdmi cable
I went to the "Shooting settings" and I only have 1-5. I don't have the six. I am also missing the clean hdmi. Was there a driver update you did? I went to the website and didn't find any updates for this computer
Hey sorry about that. Great tutorial by the way. Just didn't know I had to have the top turning thing set to video
@@Germinight Aaah did I forget to mention that??? My bad, thats a very important point!
I set this up but it shows the little square when connected to my capture card
You have to turn clean HDMI option on. Are you using the Canon M200 or different camera?
Really good, thanks for the info
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Hey, thank you for the help with setings, but i have on problem and i don't know how to fix this. Up and Down i have one bar black and i don't know how to take off that because in Streamlabs i see the same bar black up and down and i try everythink to resolv this but nothing, So can you help me please?
I’m not sure why this would happen. Make sure the camera is in video mode and not just in manual mode. I’ve never faced this issue so not sure how to help
Hello, thank u for the video. I bought a same cam, but i have an issue with a black display, while i'm using obs, i disabled a power sawing -- display off (maximum is 30 min) and i just don't have a disable function, i have a 1.0.0 version and i don't know what to do coz i wanted to use this camera for streams, but it seems like it's impossible now(( maybe you know how to fix it.
You can update the firmware, however the display off shouldn’t affect your stream. As long as auto power off is disable it should be fine. Even if the display goes blank the hdmi cable should still transfer the feed to obs
@@Kaiu24 thank u for the answer, but maybe do u know where or how i can update the firmware? Sorry i am noob in this :c
@@luvmurr3999 i just checked and there are no firmware updates for the camera so you dont have to worry about that. Like I said as long as auto power off is turned off then you will be fine when streaming even if display goes off. And no problem!! I’m happy to help!
Do I need a capture card now that Canon has created the EOS Utility that just allows you to connect the camera via a USB Mini to a USB port on your computer?
Eos utility only gives like 512p res. You dont get as high quality as with capture card
I see a few comments with replies on this one regarding the display turning off but everything seems to indicate that the display off feature won't affect your HDMI out. I've got it connected via HDMI, the viewfinder is off, and yet after a half hour without pressing a button it kills the HDMI. It doesn't shut the camera off, just kills the display. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
If you’ve followed all the steps in the video, and turned off auto-shut down and eco mode etc, and also turned on clean HDMI then this ideally shouldnt happen even if the display turns off. I’ve personally not experienced the issue in honesty
When I plug the cable into my EOS M50 it goes dark. What am I doing wrong? There is no feed to pc at all
This method wont work for the M50 unfortunately. You arent doing anything wrong but the M50 works slightly differently. I have a video tutorial coming out on the later M50 this week that should help
@@Kaiu24 Looking forward to it, thanks mate!
@@MagnusCreske tutorial is up! th-cam.com/video/oI6wR8vYMeI/w-d-xo.html
Hey man great video but I was wondering why is mine pitch black. Is it because I don't have a dummy battery (I use the one that came with it) otherwise I don't know why it doesnt work
Whats pitch black? The screen or the feed in OBS? Either way I would highly recommend getting the dummy battery or you will definitely run out of power midway through a stream
Bro i have a conon PowerShot G9 X and i dont have this settings. I cant connect it to my pc. What should i do? Plz help me
This camera cant connect via HDMI. You can try using the Canon EOS utility app with the g9 x but you wont be able to use a capture card with it
I noticed some settings, like the shooting res is grayed out due to using clean hdmi
Do you mean in Obs? You can change this if you change resolution/fps type to custom and then it will let you fiddle with the greyed out settings
sony zv1 vs canon m200?
Depends on what you wanna use it for but ZV-1 is a very good camera for creators. M200 is great in that it has an interchangeable lens mount but otherwise zv-1 has overall better features
@@Kaiu24 thank you. helped a lot.
Does this camera overheat on you too? I'm trying to figure how to prevent that from happening. I plan on using it to stream as well, but this overheating issue is making me seriously want to just return it and get a m50.
Ive not experienced overheating while streaming, only while using for recording for long periods of time, also the M50 is not great for streaming, unless u get the Mark II. As far as Ive experienced since its just a video feed via hdmi and capture card while streaming and the camera itself isnt recording the overheating issue doesn’t occur, at least it didnt for me.
@@Kaiu24 ok thanks for the heads up. I need a camera to shot youtube videos, and stream do you think the m50 mark ll is ideal?
@@jaeshotz absolutely, its an amazing camera and now that it has the updated features its perfect for what you are looking for
@@Kaiu24 thank you for all your help!
@@jaeshotz my pleasure! Feel free to ask any questions in my videos or through my other socials!
when i put my camera into obs its stretched with black bars. idk what to do. I have the 4k clean hdmi out setting chosen
I would suggest using the HD clean hdmi. The 4K is further cropped on this camera when outputting. Stick to hd, your stream wont tell the difference in all honestly and it saves bandwidth
i keep running into the issue where my obs captures the info from the camera and puts in on OBS how do i avoid this???
You have to change the HDMI setting. I show how to do it in the video
@@Kaiu24 Thank you! I did fix this issue. I do have a question I haven't been able to find a solution to; is there any way to get past the camera auto turning off after 30 minutes? I have the auto off disabled, however, the camera still shuts off mid stream
Thank you im getting one soon..
Awesome! You'll love it
Can I do live streaming with Cannon sx740 hs. Please guide me. I am from India
Sorry I’m not familiar with this camera. I know its a powershot point and shoot camera. If it has a similar clean hdmi option then it should be usable, otherwise it may be possible using the eos webcam utility app
ahm hi si Kaui i just want to ask something. I am using canon eos m6, but every time im using it at online class, i setup the display off 30mins the auto power down disabled, but im still getting the rainbow color after manyy mins. how can i extend that?? im planning to live stream to while im playing games eh. I mean the display off i set it on 30mins
Hi. Im not very familiar with the M6 but I presume it will have a similar issue to the M50. You can try connecting to the EOS Utility app via usb to keep the camera running.
I have a guide in this for the M50: th-cam.com/video/oI6wR8vYMeI/w-d-xo.html
It might help
Does this work for the Canon M100?
No M100 does not have clean hdmi so it cant be used for streaming
@@Kaiu24 what is clan hdmi? or do you mean clean hdmi?
@@syhsyahrul5074 yes i mean clean hdmi sorry
@@Kaiu24 okeh thank you for your information🙏
@@syhsyahrul5074 you're welcome!!
Hey Nice video I just wondered do you really need a capturecard? Canon made a software update so you can just plug it in with hdmi. Can I just use the hdmi to hdmi micro cabel?
I dont think there is a firmware update that allows that, the feed you get will only be through the eos utility and usb connection and plugging in via hdmi to a pc will not allow you to transfer the feed to the PC as the HdMI ports on PCs are usually HDMI Out. The capture card is best if you want the highest quality available feed. This is as far as I am aware
Also want to add that yes u may need an extra wire and capture card but in my opinion its really the most hassle free method, no need to install additional software on the PC to help transfer feed, you can get the direct feed from the capture card in ObS or other streaming software
@@Kaiu24 Ok Thank You👍
Does it shot 1080p 60fps for live streaming, with a 1080p 60fps capture card
Yes it does
@@Kaiu24 What about overheating? Does it only overheat when 4K HDMI, or also at 1080p60?
@@kleinpferd ive not experienced overheating while streaming with it at 1080@60p . It does overheat when recording but not streaming
@@Kaiu24 So, I just bought the camera, and it definitely has a huge overheating problem. I suggest not buying this cam for streaming.
I set it to FHD clean HDMI output, autofocus on, medium shaking reduction, auto WB, auto ISO, dummy battery / USB power from USB 3.2 Lenovo laptop, connected HDMI capture card, made obs show the stream, and after roughly 1.5 hours, the overheating symbol did start showing up. It is ~ 24°C here in the room, and the camera sits on top of the closed canon m200 cardboard box that it was shipped in.
The overheating symbol is showing up and the camera is quite hot especially on the bottom side near the camera mount screw holder and the back side behind the screen. I have now opened up / bent the screen upwards to let it cool down easier and will see if that is enough to make it continuously stay on for 8 hours.
Later this week it will be 30°C here, so that should be a good additional test. If the camera fails that, it will go back to the seller because "faulty device / not according to specifications".
@@kleinpferd thanks for sharing your experience! This is helpful for anyone looking. Though i’ve never experienced the heating this may not always be the case so I can only speak for what I’ve seen. You may have a faulty unit or it might just be that these cameras do overheat under certain circumstances and I was just lucky! Either way its always great to hear others experience!
Hello! I'm experiencing a pretty big lag of the feed between my Canon M200 + OBS. Do you know how to fix this? Thanks so much in advance!
I would check the cables, there shouldnt be a lag through HdMI. It may also be your graphics processor.
why my m200 turn off using obs??? what i need
in my setting?
If you watch the whole video I go through this in the settings…
@@Kaiu24 yes i saw it!! Thank you brother!
It was so much easier to just get a camlink. I went through heck trying to use that capture card you recommended. If anyone here is feeling lost, don't even bother with the capture card and just get a cam link it's so much easier!!!!! The software from Canon is awful and if you get the camlink, you do not need the software.
You must have had a dodgy card, ive had no troubles and it works exactly the same as a cam link. Though yes, cam link is obviously superior and if you have the money for it then its worth getting for sure. Even without the cam link you dont need the software from canon…
Heya!! Thank you so much for this video, it helped a lot! I checked out the links in the description but I can't seem to find the one for the dummy battery you use for your m200. Where did you get it? I'm scared of buying one that will mess up my camera (The one in your links is for other cameras)
amzn.to/3GMjt2m this should work but it is a UK link.
You are a God send for making this. Thank you! Edit: I'm experiencing a high amount of noise. Is this just the camera quality or is there a setting that could fix it?
When you say noise you mean in the video feed? Make sure you have sufficient lighting, and your ISO is reduced. High ISO in dark environment = lots of noise
Hi man, great video!!! I was wondering if you could help me with something on the camera. I was able to make everything work, the only problem that I have is that the video(both in the camera display and on OBS) has 2 black bars. If I turn on the HDMI icons I can see the icons on top of the bars, so its not faulty gear or anything. What setting do I need to change in order to have the full display?
Are you simply turning the hdmi info off by pressing info to toggle the screen info or are you switching to Clean HDMI like I show in the video?
@@Kaiu24 I followed the video, so yeah I´m everything like you are doing it. It looks like my video is on a different aspect ratio. If I switch to picture mode the black bars are way smaller.
@@ThomasFrank93 aaah I see, well the mode should definitely be on manual video mode. Make sure your aspect ratio is on full and not set to 16:9
@@Kaiu24 thats the weird thing, I don´t have the option of setting the aspect ratio in video mode, which I find it weird that I have it on picture mode and not in video mode. When you are streaming, do you use it on video mode or in picture mode?
@@ThomasFrank93 for streaming always on manual video mode. Thats really strange, i wonder why this issue is happening for you… I’ll investigate and try to see if there is a solution
hello, im using canon m10 and whenever the display turn off. the display on my computer will also turned off, how to fix that? thanks!
The m10 is quite an old camera and not built for use as a webcam. You may be able to use the canon eos webcam utility app to use it as a webcam. Using the eos utility app and connecting the camera via usb to the computer might also prevent the display going off but there is no guarentee. Because it is an older camera it doesnt have clean hdmi output and ulimited screen on. Maybe check out the canon M50 tutorial on my channel and see if the steps in that work with the m10
is it real, to make such setup for eos M?
This wont work for EOS M
Is this still work on m100?
This will not work on M100
Thanks a lot my bro!
Welcome!! Hope it helped!
Is it applicable for m100?
No the m100 doesn’t have the required features for this to work
I did this but it just black 😞
@@ItIsSnowWolf make sure its in manual video mode
No videos are helping so where do I go from there. I’ve watched videos for days nd there is no fix
Not sure what you mean buddy? As in once you’ve set up the camera for streaming?
@@Kaiu24 Like I got the whole setup nd I have a black screen on one and I connected my camera to hdmi straight to computer since my ps5 nd monitor is already connected to capture card and the ps5 will not show up on obs and the camera
@@remyboismith camera HAS to be connected to a capture card and then to computer. You wont get a feed directly without that. As for the PS5, you need at least the Elgato HD60S+ to make that work. Basically the way it should be is pS5>capturcard>monitor(via hdmi) + pc(via the usbC) and for camera you need a camlink or any of the cheap capture cards i show in the video and connection has to be camera>capturecard>pc. You also need to ensure the elgato hd capture software is installed
@@Kaiu24 okay preciate that. So right now I have a HD60S capture card should I get a cam link as well to jus connect the camera
@@Kaiu24 and the reason the feed is not showing because it is a HD60S? Is that what u sayin? So get a a HD60S +. And thanks for that I’ve been stressing
Hello again kaiu!😁 What about connecting directly the camera to the pc with the clean HDMI? Is that a viable option? Plus are you experiencing overheating at all with this camera? Thx a lot!
So you need to have a capture card to connect to the pc. You can use the EOS webcam utility but i personally don't like using it. The capture card is a better option and provides very high quality clean hdmi to the pc so you can use for streaming. In terms of overheating, it will only overheat if you actually record for long periods of time but if you are just using it for streaming then ive never experienced it overheating because its not physically recording while you stream
So there is or isn’t a 30 minute streaming limit on this camera? Thanks!
When recording in the camera itself there is a 30minute limit but not when streaming through this method
@@Kaiu24 thanks for the quick response! Awesome
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useful
Glad you think so!
Ok, Why still using capture card? Why not using canon eos utility instead? Its simpler and easier. Literally plug and play.
The Eos utility doesnt output full HD. Capture card is much higher quality output and much less lag and delay.
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very useful, thank you!