Rebel T7 Won't Work With Webcam Utility

[TrackAssistant]

Hi all! I was wondering if I could get some help with my camera and EOS WU.

I own a 2019 Rebel T7 and a 2013(?) MacBook Air with the latest software update.

I've been trying to livestream using OBS with my camera, but it seems that OBS doesnt register that my camera is plugged in. For example, when I add WU as a video source it'll just give me an image saying that no camera is hooked up to my computer, even though I've connected my camera to my computer using USB to USB as Canon has suggested. My camera is on and Iv'e set it to movie mode.

Any suggestions would be great!

[shadowsports]

Greetings,

The T7 is supported  using OBS under Catalina, High Sierra and Mojave.

"latest software update" isn't clear  Does that mean Big Sur?  

I don't see support listed for Big Sur.

[TrackAssistant]

I have High Sierra version 10.13.6 on my MacBook which is the latest update that its offered me

[shadowsports]

Do you have the EOS Utility installed and running?

If so, please ensure its closed and not running.  Then retest.

[Smith587]

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@MyCCPay wrote:

Hi all! I was wondering if I could get some help with my camera and EOS WU.

I own a 2019 Rebel T7 and a 2013(?) MacBook Air with the latest software update.

I've been trying to livestream using OBS with my camera, but it seems that OBS doesnt register that my camera is plugged in. For example, when I add WU as a video source it'll just give me an image saying that no camera is hooked up to my computer, even though I've connected my camera to my computer using USB to USB as Canon has suggested. My camera is on and Iv'e set it to movie mode.

Any suggestions would be great!

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Unfortunately that's the max res you'll get out of the EOS Webcam Utility. The camera only has a USB 2.0 port and no ability to compress video on the fly, so there's no way for it to send higher res video.

[Phipps984]

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@DG Customer First wrote:

Hi all! I was wondering if I could get some help with my camera and EOS WU.

I own a 2019 Rebel T7 and a 2013(?) MacBook Air with the latest software update.

I've been trying to livestream using OBS with my camera, but it seems that OBS doesnt register that my camera is plugged in. For example, when I add WU as a video source it'll just give me an image saying that no camera is hooked up to my computer, even though I've connected my camera to my computer using USB to USB as Canon has suggested. My camera is on and Iv'e set it to movie mode.

Any suggestions would be great!

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[Monty1]

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@TrackAssistant wrote:

Hi all! I was wondering if I could get some help with my camera and EOS WU.

I own a 2019 Rebel T7 and a 2013(?) MacBook Air with the latest software update.

I've been trying to livestream using OBS with my camera, but it seems that OBS doesnt register jcp associate kiosk at home  that my camera is plugged in. For example, when I add WU as a video source it'll just give me an image saying that no camera is hooked up to my computer, even though I've connected my camera to my computer using USB to USB as Canon has suggested. My camera is on and Iv'e set it to movie mode.

Any suggestions would be great!

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