Syncing GH5 and S5ii for live with DeckLink Quad HDMI
Posted: Tue May 16, 2023 6:46 amHello everyone, hope you can all help and advice with regards to syncing different cameras on the DeckLink Quad HDMI.
My question is - I have a custom built pc with a DeckLink Quad HDMI which I used to record podcasts and also live music events. I am currently using Panasonic GH5 but I want to upgrade to full frame and am looking at the s5ii or potentially sony and was wondering if anyone has used this combo and knows the latency difference (if any) with the s5ii and gh5, and if in software you can calculate/delay the fastest camera to match the others? I'm using vimeo livestream but willing to look at vmix if needed to sort this.
My audio is recorded/captured separately from the mixer and atmospheric mic and I actually don't normally input this into the broadcast as I record the programme and then use the programme as a video to basically work off, sync in audio after, cut out any mistakes and post it on youtube.
I do sometimes livestream events and in that situation, would input mixer audio through one of the cameras or potentially just use a shotgun on top of one of the cameras for ease and offer a higher quality video with edited audio after.
My question is - I have a custom built pc with a DeckLink Quad HDMI which I used to record podcasts and also live music events. I am currently using Panasonic GH5 but I want to upgrade to full frame and am looking at the s5ii or potentially sony and was wondering if anyone has used this combo and knows the latency difference (if any) with the s5ii and gh5, and if in software you can calculate/delay the fastest camera to match the others? I'm using vimeo livestream but willing to look at vmix if needed to sort this.
My audio is recorded/captured separately from the mixer and atmospheric mic and I actually don't normally input this into the broadcast as I record the programme and then use the programme as a video to basically work off, sync in audio after, cut out any mistakes and post it on youtube.
I do sometimes livestream events and in that situation, would input mixer audio through one of the cameras or potentially just use a shotgun on top of one of the cameras for ease and offer a higher quality video with edited audio after.