> It's not purely used for video games, mind you.
Indeed. I also use it to stream sports with the scores as an overlay, and to record training videos.
Basically if you're doing anything "live" with video, it's the tool you want.
Indeed. I also use it to stream sports with the scores as an overlay, and to record training videos.
Basically if you're doing anything "live" with video, it's the tool you want.
The more complex the setup, though, the more likely you'd need additional people working the controls. (But also, the more flexibility and conveniences you get).