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Am now watching the rewatch from canada.. what time was this. And should I (we all) STILL subscribe to the pervious original channel. THANK FOR OPERATING EVERYTHING ON THE SPOT. 💯☑️

Can the BlackMagic send both video signals to OBS at the same time so I can switch using third-party software?

Subscribed. Cheers!

🎉 Congrats on 60K!! 🎉

ha cool, the beginning reminded me a bit of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nt56RMbpq_0

I got 92k subs, 79M views, I don't want to be slipping off into a separate channel just because I do a bit more live streams now that all traveling is still banned. See, I know YouTube wants its users to live stream more, I don't see the point for YouTube to penalize YouTube channels that might livestream once in a while. Surely, YouTube can differentiate between a livestream and an upload. They won't recommend the one to the same audience as the other. And that's fine. YouTuber users are subscribed or interested in literally thousands of channels in average, YouTube gets 4 Billion views per day, I don't think one should count on subscriber count actually affecting the views much. The general rule of thumb, I think, on any social media and on YouTube included, you can expect about 1% of your subscribers to watch any content that you publish. I think the other views might come from unsubscribed, which may be in the category of "similar users to the ones that are subscribed or have watched and liked your content before", as well as people generally interested in the actual topics of each video, they might get the videos recommended by the YouTube algorithm, in my case, I think more than 50% of my views comes from YouTube and Google search, as people search for the products, people and companies who I interview, so most of my views have nothing to do with them being subscribed or not. Also, I like to think ones YouTube channel is a very long term investment, so you have to think about how the YouTube algorithm will affect your views on the long term, like what do you think they will be doing to views based on subscriber count etc like 1, 2, 3 years from now. I am confident that the quality of each video will determine the views more than what may be the subscriber count on each channel, I trust that YouTube's algorithm can determine quality and originality of content and bring the right audience to that content, even if the YouTube channel might only have in the low hundreds of subscribers count. Another thing I would do before splitting off views into a new channel, would be to just get some kind of confirmation from the Creator Insider channel (made by YouTube staff giving updates on how the algorithm works etc), maybe just a comment to one of their recent relevant videos might get a response from them. I don't think YouTube needs to have channels publish videos regularly, and I don't think YouTube channels need to stick to their niches neither. As really the YouTube algorithm shouldn't care about publishing frequency nor niche stickiness to recommend this or that video to the right audience among those 4 Billion views per day. So there, that's what I think :) Just to say I think your live streams are super cool and high quality, high production value and I wish you all the views and subscribers you want. Long live (future, whenever it comes) good Panasonic AF!

Please which software you used to stream this program ?

I considered getting the yagh for my Gh4, how did you get around the SDI frame rate limitations?