I'm running windows 11 and using OBS. I would suggest you try the following. Factory reset your GoPro 11. Set the camera back up again. Plug the camera into your PC. Power on your camera. Start the GoPro Webcam app . See if that works . If not, if the Webcam app keeps crashing, it's more likely you have a system issue that's crashing the software.Hi all. This is not an issue to do with the GoPro webcam features. I have had the same issue since around January. i have done extensive troubleshooting over the last few months with fixing this issue and have found the only way to fix is to roll your AMD graphics driver back to the JAN 2022 driver. seems like AMD has uncovered a bug with the drivers and haven't noticed nor done anything about it. Photo by Brent Rose for The Verge. GoPro will now let people on Windows PCs use its Hero 8 action camera as a webcam — though the experience is only in beta for now. The compatibility with
Simply download the GoPro Webcam software to your desktop computer, connect your GoPro to your computer via the camera’s USB-C cable and it will default to webcam mode when switched on. You can
3. Portability: GoPro cameras are compact, lightweight, and designed for outdoor use. Using your GoPro as a webcam gives you the flexibility to take it anywhere, ensuring you always have a high-quality camera for your video needs. What You’ll Need. To use your GoPro as a webcam, you’ll need the following: 1. After updating to macOS 13.0 (22A380) Ventura, GoPro webcam crashes upon attempt to show preview and no longer shows up as a video source in Zoom. Have tried with a Hero 10 and Hero 9, with and without SD cards, and all firmware is updated. Setup is identical to how it was before the OS update, and both cameras previously worked as expected. To answer the question, you will need a Micro HDMI to HDMI cable connecting the GoPro to the capture card. You will also need a USB 3 to mini/micro/etc. cable to connect the capture card to your computer. 2) As stated above, it can be accomplished as a USB device, by using to gopro-py-ap. However, the high latency suggests that this option is Your GoPro can be used to stream a HDMI signal at 1080P using the HDMI out (media mod required for a GoPro Hero 8) and a HDMI capture card attached to your pc or laptop. You can read the GoPro guide here: There is software available that allows you to wirelessly stream from the GoPro to OBS studio using windows. Is this recommended? No. If you want to take advantage of the quality of the sensor it makes sense to support a video out mode. The GoPro already has tripod mode and other features that are not "action" - timed time-lapse etc - so it is quite logical to provide the webcam mode for users that uses other software and hardware to enhance the pictures and videos.GoPro themselves offers a "webcam" software, but unfortunately that requires a cable and only supports one camera (I think!). So my question to the community here is: Does anyone know of a Windows-based software tool that would allow me to wirelessly view three GoPro Hero9s all at the same time in real-time.