Posted 06/24/2021
Doug Guerra takes the LiveU Solo Live Stream Encoder on a real-world test. This video encoder is a professional, reliable tool for any live event, because its size and simplicity make it a powerful streaming device.
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Posted 01/26/2021
Looking to stream your video content quickly and reliably from almost anywhere? Count on the VidiU X HD Video Streaming System, from Teradek, for your in-the-field coverage, remote instruction, work presentations, live events, and more. This compact hardware encoder is portable and powerful, letting you stream HD video at the touch of a button. The HDMI-input VidiU X broadcasts your content at resolutions up to 1080p60 using your choice of
20,295 Views· Posted 05/25/2017
Check out Doug Guerra and his teammates at B&H as they put together an advanced live streaming setup using PTZOptics Gen2 cameras. See what goes into such a setup, including audio and switching equipment, as they walk you through the process in an actual live stream.
3,040 Views· Posted 06/01/2015
Check out some of the features of the tiny Teradek VidiU Mini, with Mia McCormick, in this Quick Look video. McCormick will demonstrate how the VidiU Mini can shrink a wireless live-streaming rig down to barely larger than a GoPro camera, while still providing high-quality 1080p Full-HD video quality from your camcorder or DSLR. The video will also show how the VidiU Mini can be expanded to larger setups through the Live:Air Production App for live
9,937 Views· Posted 02/03/2014
JVC is releasing two new camcorders primarily aimed at the fast-paced news market, where being the first to air footage is the name of the game. The ProHD GY-HM850 and ProHD GY-HM890 have built-in networking protocols so you can attach available USB modems/Wi-Fi adapters and stream live footage while simultaneously recording to
1,747 Views· Posted 05/28/2013
"The Cerevo LiveShell is a lightweight, easy to use, live streaming device that connects right to your camcorder or DSLR."