Maguc Nails Beaufort DC is a nail salon located in Beaufort, Washington DC. The salon offers a wide range of nail services including manicures, pedicures, and nail enhancements. The salon is known for its attention to detail and high-quality service. Maguc Nails Beaufort DC is a popular choice among locals and visitors alike. The salon has a team of skilled nail technicians who are trained in the latest techniques and trends in the industry. They are committed to providing a relaxing and enjoyable experience for every customer.
Not sure I understood 100% of it, but I'll give it a try. Unless you can't make without lowering your camera quantity or expectations, you might be better off getting a second ATEM Mini and connecting the HDMI OUT to one input on the Mini Pro, this will give you 7 inputs, easy switching (sort of) and most importantly no USB headaches. A common PC only handles two 1080p capture cards at once, and even then sometimes there are problems.
Then i will connect directly to this computer my sony camera that has an 4k output over hdmi via a capture card like elgato camlink 4k sending 4k signal. From this camera i will create 3 more scenes one the full shot and two more just zoomed in to more closeup shots and since the input will be 4k i will not loose any resolution.
They are committed to providing a relaxing and enjoyable experience for every customer. Customers can choose from a variety of nail services at Maguc Nails Beaufort DC. These services include traditional manicures and pedicures, gel and shellac manicures, acrylic and gel nail enhancements, and nail art designs.
Question / Help Live streaming multicam with more than 5 cameras using Atem mini pro with Obs
Hello everyone. I am new to streaming in general. I own a music Studio in Greece and we wont to get into live streaming music concerts that they will take place here in our studio. So we are speaking with a very well known musician here in Greece and we are planing to do a very ambitious stream of his performance. They will be around 8 musicians in total and since i am the only one who knows about video here i want to use stationary cameras on tripods and i will do the live switching. I bought the new atem mini pro from Blackmagic and want to use it in combination with Obs. The ideal setup for 8 musicians would be to have at least 7 cameras so i can have great coverage. I own 5 cameras and The only way that i thought to do it without buying expensive equipment was the following.
I want to connect 4 cameras to my atem mini and send the feed via usb in my computer running Obs so i can create one scene with this. Then i will connect directly to this computer my sony camera that has an 4k output over hdmi via a capture card like elgato camlink 4k sending 4k signal. From this camera i will create 3 more scenes one the full shot and two more just zoomed in to more closeup shots and since the input will be 4k i will not loose any resolution. So theoretically i will have something like 7 shots to play with. I know that the switching will be awkward since i will have to switch 4 from the atem switcher and 3 from the obs streaming in full HD. I want to know if my thinking stupid or possible . I dont have the switcher yet so its all based in my understanding about that matter witch is not a lot since i never had a stream before. Also one way i am thinking to overcome the awkward switching thing i am thinking to use elgato streamdeck app for ipad and the companion app to try to setup there shortcuts for all 7 cameras and switch from there. Sorry if i confused you. Glad to be part of this comunity. If you have any suggestion feel free to tell me. Thanks
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Not sure I understood 100% of it, but I'll give it a try. Unless you can't make without lowering your camera quantity or expectations, you might be better off getting a second ATEM Mini and connecting the HDMI OUT to one input on the Mini Pro, this will give you 7 inputs, easy switching (sort of) and most importantly no USB headaches. A common PC only handles two 1080p capture cards at once, and even then sometimes there are problems.
Hello everyone. I am new to streaming in general. I own a music Studio in Greece and we wont to get into live streaming music concerts that they will take place here in our studio. So we are speaking with a very well known musician here in Greece and we are planing to do a very ambitious stream of his performance. They will be around 8 musicians in total and since i am the only one who knows about video here i want to use stationary cameras on tripods and i will do the live switching. I bought the new atem mini pro from Blackmagic and want to use it in combination with Obs. The ideal setup for 8 musicians would be to have at least 7 cameras so i can have great coverage. I own 5 cameras and The only way that i thought to do it without buying expensive equipment was the following.
I want to connect 4 cameras to my atem mini and send the feed via usb in my computer running Obs so i can create one scene with this. Then i will connect directly to this computer my sony camera that has an 4k output over hdmi via a capture card like elgato camlink 4k sending 4k signal. From this camera i will create 3 more scenes one the full shot and two more just zoomed in to more closeup shots and since the input will be 4k i will not loose any resolution. So theoretically i will have something like 7 shots to play with. I know that the switching will be awkward since i will have to switch 4 from the atem switcher and 3 from the obs streaming in full HD. I want to know if my thinking stupid or possible . I dont have the switcher yet so its all based in my understanding about that matter witch is not a lot since i never had a stream before. Also one way i am thinking to overcome the awkward switching thing i am thinking to use elgato streamdeck app for ipad and the companion app to try to setup there shortcuts for all 7 cameras and switch from there. Sorry if i confused you. Glad to be part of this comunity. If you have any suggestion feel free to tell me. Thanks
The salon also offers additional services such as nail repairs, nail extensions, and nail treatments. At Maguc Nails Beaufort DC, cleanliness and hygiene are top priorities. The salon maintains a clean and sanitized environment, ensuring that all tools and equipment are properly disinfected before each use. This commitment to hygiene gives customers peace of mind knowing that they are in a safe and hygienic environment. The salon also prides itself on its welcoming and friendly atmosphere. The staff at Maguc Nails Beaufort DC are known for their professionalism and customer service. They take the time to understand each customer's preferences and provide personalized recommendations to ensure that they leave the salon with nails they love. Whether you're looking to pamper yourself with a relaxing spa pedicure or want to add some flair to your nails with intricate nail art, Maguc Nails Beaufort DC has you covered. With its skilled nail technicians, wide range of services, and commitment to customer satisfaction, it's no wonder why this salon is a favorite among locals in Washington DC..
Reviews for "Nails That Wow: Beaufort DC's Maguc Nails at Their Finest"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I had a really disappointing experience at Maguc nails beaufort dc. The staff was unfriendly and seemed more interested in chatting amongst themselves than providing good service. The nail technician rushed through my manicure and didn't pay attention to detail. The polish wasn't evenly applied and started chipping within a couple of days. I won't be returning to this salon.
2. John - 1 star - I wouldn't recommend Maguc nails beaufort dc to anyone. The salon was dirty, and the tools they used didn't seem very clean either. The nail technician was rude and didn't listen to what I wanted. She used too much pressure when filing my nails, and it was painful. The whole experience was uncomfortable and I left feeling dissatisfied. Save your money and go somewhere else.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I've had much better nail salon experiences elsewhere. The environment at Maguc nails beaufort dc was chaotic and loud. The staff seemed overwhelmed and unorganized. My appointment started 20 minutes late, and the nail technician rushed through the manicure. The end result was mediocre at best. I expected better service and quality for the price I paid. I won't be going back there again.
4. Michael - 1 star - Maguc nails beaufort dc was a complete letdown. The nail technician was clearly inexperienced and didn't know what she was doing. She accidentally cut my cuticles and didn't apologize or offer any solutions. The salon itself was outdated and uninspiring. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for a professional, quality nail service. Don't waste your time here.
5. Rachel - 2 stars - I was not impressed with the service at Maguc nails beaufort dc. The nail technician seemed disinterested and didn't provide any recommendations or suggestions when I asked for them. The overall atmosphere in the salon was stressful and not relaxing at all. The pricing was also higher compared to other salons in the area, and I didn't feel like I got my money's worth. I won't be returning to this salon in the future.