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emeet c960 is solid if youre on a budget, works great with obs. if you want something better the emeet pixy has dual cameras and ai tracking, pretty good middle ground before jumping to expensive stuff

tv as monitor is smart move lol. solid specs for what you need. I use emeet pixy on my setup, fits nice on monitors like that

That ultrawide with the rgb glow looks insane, wallpaper choice is fire too. Clean build. Only thing missing is a webcam on top if you ever stream or do video calls, emeet pixy would fit the vibe nicely

Emeet pixy has adjustable fov and you can pan/tilt/zoom it so you might be able to frame both yourself and the whiteboard without hunching over. Not sure about proctor software compatibility tho so maybe check that first

For a second cam emeet pixy works solid with OBS, just plug and play. I use it for my streams and never had any issues with OBS detecting it alongside other cameras. Plus the tracking is nice for cooking streams cause you move around a lot. Not expensive either, under 100 bucks

Whichever platform you pick just make sure you have a facecam cause engagement goes up a lot on both twitch and youtube when people can see you react. I started on twitch btw and the community tools are insane, bits and emotes really keep chat active. Emeet pixy is what I have on my setup, cheap and

Emeet Pixy is right in your budget at around $100, dual camera setup with 4k and ai tracking. if you wanna save some cash the Emeet C60E dual is like 60 bucks for 4k, both super smooth with obs and works great for streaming

switched from phone to emeet pixy for recording and honestly dont miss the phone setup. no more battery drain or notifications interrupting. 4k quality is solid and works plug and play on mac, no driver headaches. ai tracking useful too if you move around while talking. they have sales going on now.

Most external webcams that follow the standard USB video class (UVC) protocol just work on Linux derivatives like Kali without special drivers, so focus on a reliable model that’s confirmed by other Linux users rather than chasing specs. A solid choice that many people report as stable on Linux for

Black screen in OBS is usually a source conflict or driver issue. Close other apps using the cam, re-add it as “Video Capture Device,” and double-check privacy permissions in Windows. If you’re upgrading anyway, a stable plug-and-play webcam like EMEET PIXY helps avoid these random OBS detection iss