Meet SE

Hi, u/michalightning Good question! For beginner streamers, we recommend the Tiny SE or Meet SE. They are budget-friendly, easy to set up, and plug-and-play. Tiny SE has a gimbal, making it suitable for streamers who move around, while Meet SE doesn’t have a gimbal, which is better for people who on

Your comment makes no sense. The OP is asking for a webcam, not a regular camera, because they’re looking at a BRIO. I said the OBSBot Meet SE is a good alternative, and yes, the quality of this webcam (which is what the OP asked about) is more than fine. Then you bring up a 400-euro camera and say

Insta360 Link 2C, the price has dropped on these recently, very good optionOBSbot Meet 2, similar in quality to the link 2c.Basically whichever one is cheaper and then tune it to your liking, they both have some neat software features as well. A lot of people recommend these, these ones are 4K. If y

check out Obsbot Meet SE webcam or EMEET 4K Stream Cam S600

Obsbot Meet SE if you want a more budget friendly option. Yolocam S3 if you want a top of the line low light camera.

To be honest, unless you have the spare gelt just hanging around I probably would NOT suggest the SuperX if you already have the Z13. (For transparency, I already own a Z13 128Gb RAM and have a SuperX non liquid cooling 128GB on pledge) My case is slightly different from most, I'm just a gear freak

I like the OBSBot Meet SE cam. Not that expensive and really good quality.

Tested my OBSBOT MEET SE and that doesnt work.

Ok sooo I see 3 major things.. two of which I struggle with myself .. 1- intro was mad long , 22 mins for the stream to start.. as well as (outside of your control) huge laggy spikes while watching the intro.. that could really deter new watchers from staying around for the actual content. -- I tend

You might be able to use your existing computers. You should check the minimum specs of OBS Studio and see if you can run that and your game of choice at the same time. I don't know what you're wanting to stream exactly so I'll just give a general rundown of gear. Computer - $1500-2000 - If you're i