Well it might be a stupid question from me but don't people use software to record stuff for Youtube or Twitch?
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Budget is limitless but i don't want to give money for X example 5000$ when some Y can do same for 1000$ maybe, that is the point of my question. Need some info about this, but i see no one here have a solid idea, i'm searching on YouTube and Google to.
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4k isn't that viable yet due to computing and internet speeds. Twitch has a maximum bitrate limit of 3500. Even if you stream on 4k it's not going to look great at all and unless you are a partner you will have a very very small audience that can watch it smoothly anyway. I'm not sure if you mean software or webcam, but I recommend just capturing in 4k and downscaling it. It's still 1080p on youtube but you gain some visual fidelity.
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The cheapest 4k camera you can get right now is a Go Pro 4. You can get by just fine with 1080p, though. So buying a used Go Pro 2 or 3 is a viable idea for ya.
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Hello, i want to know from community can i use single camera for Twitch and YouTube that support 4k resolution, i think Twitch don't support 4k but i know YouTube do, so i was thinking one camera to rule them all, so any suggestion ?
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