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Nowell365
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Apr 22, 2020
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GoPro Cam with Microsoft Teams

Is it possible to use a GoPro cam with Microsoft Teams? We're looking into carrying out a remote machine installation and I'm thinking Microsoft Teams with a GoPro cam would be the best solution?

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    pashboy
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    Hey all. This may help you to setup your go pro as a webcam. https://www.pashtech.co.uk/2020/08/11/use-gopro-as-webcam/
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    pashboy
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    Check this guide out : https://www.pashtech.co.uk/2020/08/11/use-gopro-as-webcam/
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    michelissa
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    Nowell365 

     

    Yes, it is possible.

     

    First, you need to convert your GoPro to a webcam using a device called a capture card and a Micro HDMI to HDMI cable or Mini HDMI to HDMI (if you have a Hero4).

     

    Make sure you have a GoPro with an HDMI port. Hero4 Black, Hero4 Silver, Hero5, Hero6, Hero7 Black, and Hero8 Black should work, actually any camera with an HDMI port will work (The GoPro Media Mod is needed for the Hero8).

     

    The setup is straight-forward since it is all plug and play.

     

    Once you connect everything, you need to set up your GoPro as the source for the video and audio, or only for the video, as you like.

     

    Click your profile picture at the top of Teams, then Settings > Devices.

    Under Audio devices, pick the speaker and mic you want Teams to use by default.

    Under Camera, select the capture card, and you will see a preview of the GoPro's video.

     

    Here's a https://actiongadgetsreviews.com/how-to-use-a-gopro-as-a-webcam on how to do the setup with a recommendation on which capture card to use.

     

     

     

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      pashboy
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      michelissa this guide should help you out. You can then use a GoPro as a webcam for MS teams or Zoom etc.

       

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wx2YXLvjK2g&t

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      Nowell365
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      LinusCansby 

       

      Thanks for the reply. We intend for the engineer onsite to use a GoPro cam with a head strap carrying out a machine installation while our expert engineers guide them remotely.

      • timaki915's avatar
        timaki915
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        Hi Nowell365 

         

        I'm looking at doing something for user training in front of a machine. Were you successful using the GoPro with teams?

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