Another great review. My son and I used to do gaming videos together but recently we switched to playing Fortnite and my computer can't handle it and OBS. I'm considering getting a capture card for my X-Box and then running that into OBS but I haven't looked any further into it. TH-cam gaming looks difficult to get views and grow your channel. I see a lot of videos that are decent but get low views. It seems like the established gamers are the only ones getting the views and not much room for small content creators.
@@TwoTimesRmedia Never heard of kick before this. I'll have to check it out. Maybe when he's 13 we'll try some streaming but definitely not until then...
Can I live stream trough phone (android or IOS) and be able to press any of those 4 personalized sound buttons, so that the other person on the phone call can hear it? IF yes, what would be the cable setup with my 4pole 3.5mm jack going to my phone (or USB C) ?
@@user-ns4pq1iw9z you should be able to connect the USB C port to the USB c port on your phone but you will need a power adapter . I will test this for you at some point either tonight or tomorrow and I will get back to you . Whatever device you have it connected to will have the sound pads feeding into it for audio pass through . My pixel 8 pro works well with this but I cannot speak for IOS.
@@user-ns4pq1iw9z no problem once I test it out I will get back to you on it but, it it marketed to work with cellphones using the dedicated port going into your phone and the separate power port (USB c ) going to constant power elsewhere , ie wall outlet or powerbank
@@TwoTimesRmedia The mixer is powered via the first slot next to the power button. I should have a 3.5mm jack 4pole headset connected to the other end (near the big mic plug) And from there, some other 4 pole wire to the phone. And the phone should send the entire mixer's audio to the other person.
@@user-ns4pq1iw9z that is correct you can use the output that is marked with the speaker picture to feed audio into your device which is feeding audio to someone on the other end .
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Another great review. My son and I used to do gaming videos together but recently we switched to playing Fortnite and my computer can't handle it and OBS. I'm considering getting a capture card for my X-Box and then running that into OBS but I haven't looked any further into it. TH-cam gaming looks difficult to get views and grow your channel. I see a lot of videos that are decent but get low views. It seems like the established gamers are the only ones getting the views and not much room for small content creators.
@@TimBrownTown my brother is on kick. I think they support their gaming channels more. Thanks a lot for watching
@@TwoTimesRmedia Never heard of kick before this. I'll have to check it out. Maybe when he's 13 we'll try some streaming but definitely not until then...
Can I live stream trough phone (android or IOS) and be able to press any of those 4 personalized sound buttons, so that the other person on the phone call can hear it? IF yes, what would be the cable setup with my 4pole 3.5mm jack going to my phone (or USB C) ?
@@user-ns4pq1iw9z you should be able to connect the USB C port to the USB c port on your phone but you will need a power adapter . I will test this for you at some point either tonight or tomorrow and I will get back to you . Whatever device you have it connected to will have the sound pads feeding into it for audio pass through . My pixel 8 pro works well with this but I cannot speak for IOS.
@@TwoTimesRmedia Thanks man! You're helping me a lot. I have an android phone.
@@user-ns4pq1iw9z no problem once I test it out I will get back to you on it but, it it marketed to work with cellphones using the dedicated port going into your phone and the separate power port (USB c ) going to constant power elsewhere , ie wall outlet or powerbank
@@TwoTimesRmedia The mixer is powered via the first slot next to the power button. I should have a 3.5mm jack 4pole headset connected to the other end (near the big mic plug) And from there, some other 4 pole wire to the phone. And the phone should send the entire mixer's audio to the other person.
@@user-ns4pq1iw9z that is correct you can use the output that is marked with the speaker picture to feed audio into your device which is feeding audio to someone on the other end .