LIVE STREAM LIKE A PRO | EASY Camera, Software, and Sound Tips for Live streaming

Learn to livestream like a pro with easy camera, software, and sound tips.
Let's consider this a rave about eCamm, advanced webcams, external mics.

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[SociallyNessa]

Oh yeah, I spotted that silver play button right away. Go Girl!! I am slowly taking baby steps into live streaming so this is super helpful. I think I will start with the upgraded webcam right now because the built in webcam on my PC is just not good. Loved that you gave the different options

[JoyceWSolomon]

Jessica, you have inspired me to start my own YouTube channel. I'm actually doing Live streams showing people how to find your niche on YouTube.

[katramos]

Loving your YouTube button U Go Girl! How exciting. I can't wait to see the finished studio! Great content thank you Jessica Stansberry for sharing your setup.

[joannejensen]

Thank you for all your help. Excited to see your new Studio🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[kalianayoga]

such a HELPFUL VIDEO JESSICA! thank you for sharing <3

[skinsguy]

Ecam is awesome! I used it for a Zoom call the other day with my doctor. Used it with my iPhone. SO much better quality than the built in Webcam on the Mac!

[MrsHawkinsHouse]

Congratulations on you silver play button 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🥳

[JoyceWSolomon]

Who else started their channel during Quarantine? Keep going guys. You will succeed. Let's support each other 💞

[thesinghfamily]

U doing great job love it thanks from USA

[TiffanisOnlineCollection]

The software and logistics of live-streaming really trips me up. Hence why I haven’t started live-streaming games as a side project. 😩

[ThreeTwentyTech]

I live stream with my canon m50 and I couldn't of asked for a better camera. What camera do you guys use?

[Phoenix_Coaching]

"face hole"...OMG you kill me!

[stever]

Jessica I like your videos but this didn't need to be nearly half an hour to basically just say, use a better camera, better mic, lighting and better software.
The iPad tip is good but I have to say that a real 2x3 whiteboard on a stand is less than $50 and has no tech troubles.
I feel you left out using a cell phone camera as an upgraded camera. This is more accessible than sold out Logitech cameras and if you set it up right it could be more capable as well.
Also you have way oversimplified the DSLR issue because really there's only a few relatively recent cameras that can be used as a webcam directly over usb. Other cameras that have HDMI outs would require a capture card and even then, they don't always have live capable outs or clean outputs without eyepiece type framing info.