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Anyone working on modern video shoots knows that getting good, clean audio during a shoot can be difficult. From ambient noise and grounding issues to audio that simply lacks depth and richness, there is plenty of room for improvement. That's why Hollyland has released the new wireless LARK MAX microphone system, designed to address many of these common problems and provide video and content producers with a versatile,
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Doug Guerra tests the LiveU Solo Pro, a portable, wireless streaming encoder for easy, live, 4K video. This encoder lets you stream directly to platforms such as Facebook Live, YouTube, Twitter, Twitch, and others, from anywhere.
0:00 - Introduction
0:19 - Key Specs
1:03 - Today's Setup
2:11 - Transmission Specs
3:16 - Physical Specs
5:07 - Final Thoughts
Is the LiveU Solo Pro part of your setup? Let us know in the Comments section, below.
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The Accsoon CineView HE and CineView Quad are perfect for livestreaming and on-set monitoring, because they allow you to send a 1080p60 camera signal to the included receiver, as well as to three mobile devices. These versatile wireless video transmission systems provide a cost-effective way of allowing four people on set to monitor an HDMI camera signal. You can transmit to any mix
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B&H’s video team tests the Accsoon CineEye 2 and CineEye 2S Pro Wireless Video Transmitters, going over the specs and exploring the latency and range. Both of these transmitters allow flexibility on set, since they allow you to transmit up to 1080p60 video and monitor your camera on your phone.
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Whether you’re a full-time filmmaker or YouTuber, the Hollyland Mars 400S Wireless Video Transmission System is a welcome addition during a video production. This portable transmitter/receiver allows flexibility on set, because it is able to transmit to up to four mobile devices over built-in Wi-Fi. Features include: bright, easy-to-read OLED screen, 1080p 60 fps video transmission over HDMI and SDI, access to HollyView