Yep, looks likes theres a bug or something in UE5 atm. If that doesn't work, try the following 2 options: 1. If cam feed isn't coming into unreal, go to project settings, Platforms>Windows (on the menu on the left hand side) and change RHI to default. 2. Try enabling the ProRes Plugin in the Plugins window, and making sure your camera output is in ProRes.

Make sure u change the material to post production it was doing the same thing with me

Thanks!!

You're a G, been trying to fix this for hours

Cheers, happy to help:)

I've got a sort of solution for that which I'll have coming out in a couple weeks time!!

Finally found out how to get the quest 2 controller's motion to be attached to a camera!

@@JovanTutorials That is awesome! I managed to figure it out myself as well! Looking forward to see your solution!

Thanks, I'm hoping its just an internet issue at mine. I'm upgrading my provider very soon so fingers crossed that it works then.

No you're the best haha! Thanks for watching:)

Hey thanks for the advice, will try slowing down a bit in the future haha:)

Love you too man😆

I agree with this!!!

Absolutely, have just posted a video today on it. Hope it works for you!

Hey Zaec, have you found a way to answer this approach?

Happy to help:))

On your camera, try setting the output to video instead of raw. I didn't know this was a feature for the longest time, but basically it's just regular video for when you don't want to do crazy color grading in post. It would make your color look much better. There's also an option for extended video, but don't choose that one.

You should still be able to record footage from your iPhone or camera of choice when sending it into unreal.

I know when use composure with my camera I can record to an storage device like an SD card, and then use that footage for comp later on

What's your workflow/application?

Same here. Were you able to figure it out? I literally have the same camera and capture device as he does in the tutorial, and no luck so far.

Very good question. There is a way to do this, im not 100% sure off the top of my head but I finish uni in a week so will put out a quick vid after that on how to do this

Found the answer! You need to switch "Direct X12" under Platforms/Windows to "Default"

Hey sorry I'm not too sure what you mean. You should be able to use a decklink. But I don't think you can record your actor using the sequencer, not 100% sure tho sorry

Hey, I've actually just released a new video on adding camera tracking with a VR controller. If you're just using the camera then it won't move the camera view in unreal for a smooth handheld camera affect. An oculus controller is a kinda affordable/using pre-existing tools way of doing tracking without needing a full expensive tracking setup. You can connect the two methods and have it work smoothly

Same problem here.

Same problem

Okay so I don't know if you've already managed to solve this, but I have. Go to edit -> Project Settings. In the project settings should be a search bar. Type in: Direct X. There should be an option to change the Direct X version (default is 12) to 11. For some reason it only works when Direct X 11 is chosen. Hope this helps! :)

@@GurkiratSingh-hm1nj Try this ^

@@damien937 Worked for me, thank you big time!

Hey Daniel, thanks for the comment. Im happy to hear that it worked in UE4. I've had a few issues with some features that worked fine in UE4 but now don't in UE5, namely the VR work on my end. I havent tried using composure recently but I'll give it a go now that it's out in full release and I'll make an updated version of a few of my UE4/UE5 beta videos if there's a solution. Otherwise, I'd reccomend trying to ask on an Unreal Engine forum for a response/ see if you can try and contact epic games about it. But in the meantime I'll see what I can do in regards to finding a solution

Found the answer! You need to switch "Direct X12" under Platforms/Windows to "Default"

@@theapplenut2299 How do you do that? in detail (noob here)

@@theapplenut2299 stumped me all day, thanks

@@OscarHernandez-js3pk open preferences, choose Platforms/Windows on the left and where it has a drop down menu with “Direct X12” change that to “Default

Its probably your acquisition hardware. Buy a proper PCI card, they are expensive but worth it

Did you figure this out?

Hey, try using the suggestion from the pinned comment.

Hey sorry I don't think that it can work great with a webcam, but you could try using OBS, setting up a virtual camera through that and connecting it to your webcam, and go from there?

@@JovanTutorials yeah thank you , i will try it

yes

So, a not-so-great update. The Unreal Engine LiveLink Vcam app doesn't work for me. I've tried it on multiple devices, but I think either there's a bug with the app or there's an issue on my end. I've gone through the Unreal Docs, tried a number of different potential fixes, but the issue seems to be in the app at the moment. If it does end up working/if EpicGames makes an address or update I'll make a posting about it. Sorry for the delay

@@JovanTutorials which phone was used? UE version?

I've tried with an iPhone 11 and an ipad air. 🙃

You could but this is more fun and less trip hazard-y

Hey, sorry that it's not working. Try the suggestion from the pinned comment. Otherwise Unreal just might not be able to read your camera, in which case you might need to use an app like DroidCam to use your phone as the camera and send that to your computer instead.

What do you mean? Are you experiencing a delay from the camera to the unreal scene?

@@JovanTutorials Yes,How you connect no delay? , I connect UE by Elgato + Hollyland device

I'll try slow down a bit next time sorry haha! Hopefully the more recent videos are getting better

That's a great point. A post-production application like after effects will always have an edge over this method, the benefit of using unreal is that it can be done live, however if a live workflow isn't necessary I would reccomend sticking to after effects. If it has to be done live, then the best solution is to have a well lit spacious green screen area where the colouring is even across the whole capture

Haha sorry yeh I've got to work on slowing down my speech, we speak pretty quick in Australia!

Sorry, trying to make short more digestable content but I end up speaking too fast to compensate. Have been trying to slow down a bit more recently.