Has anyone used the Livestream Broadcaster Pro with a multi-camera production switcher? What are the specifications to connect the Pro to a switcher?
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I currently use it with a Blackmagic ATEM me-1 switcher and it works fine as long as you have a HDMI output from your switcher.
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I'm afraid I don't understand your exact intention. But I've tried to use it at a live stage: connected the output to a SR console. It was not bad, except rapid bank changing was difficult.
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If you have two cameras using the yellow composite RCA output and are not concerned with audio I can see no reason that you could not do this. Simply connect camera 1 to the #1 input and camera 2 to the #2 input. You could then connect the switch to your monitor with either the #1 or #2 output. Keep in mind that this unit can also handle audio (red & white connections). Hope this helps.
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The only logic i find in thisproduct is that you can connect 3 devices that goes to one device that will play video and sound. But since it is a switcher you have to switch which one you want to use at a time.
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That I don't know. My experience is I use professional cameras and somehow it eventually stopped working with my HDMI out into my camera switcher. It will work in other standard applications though.
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Ok...so...there is no simple answer to this question. If you just take this out of the box and expect a "live stream" setting of some sort you won't find one. But it is very possible to use this camera for this. First, a Google search DID turn results. So, if you need specifics, there's your starting place. This camera has an hdmi jack, so whatever you're recording can be broadcast to an external video display (a TV or a piece of equipment which streams it live over the Internet- like a capture or video card attached to a computer or some standalone equipment I'm sure exists). I don't know if that hdmi sends sound too. However, there are alternate hookups available. There is a yellow audio/video output for component cables. The Internet says this can be used for either audio out for headphones or for video out. But apparently not for both at the same time. Either way, there's people rigging this up successfully. Search around and be prepared for some adapters, software, and possibly hardware. There's no built in video server or anything fancy. Not sure if any cameras in the world have that. So, I think the appropriate answer is that this camera does everything that all other cameras do really, and seems to stream live rather than just play recorded over externals. Not sure if sound will come from one hookup or from multiple jacks/cords.
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I have never tried that, but I know it handles all 4 IP cameras really well simultaneously. I am currently using just the VGA output to a "cheesy" monitor. Since I use it mostly via remote viewing!!
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Keep in mind this is only a converter. It does a wonderful job of converting SDI into HDMI. With that said, as long as you have the proper capture device between your computer and the converters HDMI output I don't see any reason why you couldn't use it for live streaming.
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Yes. You'll also require a software Video Switch - vMix. See: vMix Supported Hardware, System Requirements & Video Capture Hardware as a Guide. Hope this helps!
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This is nothing but a network switch which will provide power to your IP cameras. If you hook it to your router with the Uplink then you can log into your cameras to view with any networked device. You will need some kind of IP Camera software and server to record your video too. If you want to just view live video on one camera at a time, then that would be a yes answer to your question.
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Larry L., I am almost sure you cannot. Being this is an IP switch, each device is going to get an IP address. Also, if you are using PoE, Not sure how this would work. THEORETICALLY (and I am stretching my knowledge-base), you ca have another switch at the far end and have the cameras plugged into that. But I believe there is a 1:1 relatioship for PoE port to Cameras... I'll be interested in finding out if it does work though!
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Can anyone confirm that they have used this mic while recording video. I'm looking to record video and high quality audio without having to sync up the feeds
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Hi,Thank you for emailing me. Each receiver has 4 channels. You just need to use the toggle switches on each camera to change the channel. It will automatically sync up with the receiver. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.Regards,Andrew SchearerOperations Manager"Like" us at facebook.com/reforgerdirect
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Yeah. If you had a non-PoE camera you would want a splitter to split thet data from the power since you would power it with a wall wart or something besides CAT 5/6. If your switch does not provide PoE to the camera you can use a PoE injector to provide power and data to the camera and back to your DVR or whatever. Hope this helps.
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Sorry man, your thinking of live video feeds, this camera is not able to do that. I wish it did but all it does is capture and do playbacks.
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On a limited budget, the Netgear ProSafe series does just fine. My project uses ones and I found that when using it primarily as a camera switch (feeding to a custom-build PC for recording and management) I didn't need to adjust the settings any to get excellent results from 16 cameras. You won't be able to touch any Cisco switch for the price of a good Netgear unit, and with so few cameras, I would just make sure you have a managed switch and a full duplex on all channels. If necessary, turn off unused ports to increase throughput resource to the ones in use.