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• True 4K multicam — Stream and ISO-record multiple 4K angles at once — while competing all-in-one switchers, however many are on the market, are still capped at 1080p.
• Live Instant Replay — create slow-mo highlights on the fly, mid-production. We know that many of our users are doing sports live streams or event streams where replay is absolutely essential.
• Free features that keep growing — FCPXML Timeline, Telestration Support, Stream Deck Support, New invite guests, custom graphics & overlays, multiview layouts, multi-platform streaming — all built in, no subscription. New features keep coming — so your device keeps getting more valuable.

Do the math vs. a traditional rig

Build the same capability the old way and you're stacking box on box — a switcher, a computer to run it, an external monitor, a hardware encoder, a graphics generator, an audio mixer, a bonding unit, a multistream service — plus the crew to operate them. For real multicam, you'll spend well past the price of one YoloBox Extreme, and you'll still be managing a table full of gear.

The YoloBox Extreme is an absolute powerhouse. Encoder · Switcher · Recorder · Monitor · Graphic Generator · Audio Mixer · Network Bonder · Multistreamer — in One!

No professional crew required. No PC to crash mid-stream. No subscriptions for features that keep rolling out based on user feedback. No capture cards to juggle.

Here's what the creator are saying

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"Designed to build on the strengths of RC-IP1000, while addressing user feedback for a more intuitive and reliable experience in a smaller, more portable form."
Church Production

RC-IP300 Features

• Powered by Power over Ethernet or AC Adapter (included)
• Compact and lightweight Fully featured remote camera controller provides smooth PTZ movement and precise control
• 3.5” touch panel for a clear display of operation screens, camera configuration, live camera views, and Touch Auto Focus
• Control up to 200 supported Canon cameras User assignable buttons and dials allow users to customize the controller to provide easy access to their most frequently used functions
• Adjust pan, tilt, zoom and change camera function settings remotely
• Support for multiple connected cameras to be operated and configured simultaneously
• Control lever and zoom rocker with adjustable reaction rate
• Camera OSD menu from compatible cameras can be shown on the touch panel and operated using push-button controls

The RC-IP300 PTZ remote camera controller is currently scheduled to ship in June 2026 for an estimated retail price of $2,499.00.

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For years, Atomos helped filmakers with their product the Ninja, Shinobi, Shogun, and Sumo. And now they are introducing their new product. The Sumo PRO-19 monitor. The Sumo PRO is a 19-inch 4K HDR DCI-P3 monitor-recorder-switcher for on-set review and video village workflows. With 4 SDI inputs, ISO recording, live multi-camera switching, NDI HX3 over Wi-Fi or Ethernet, ProRes/DNx/ProRes RAW, XLR audio, and advanced monitoring tools, it delivers a complete Monitor-Record-Switch workflow for modern studio and film production environments.

"Atomos is also expanding further into broadcast, live production, and multi camera workflows with Shogun AV-19, a 19-inch rackmount 4K HDR monitor recorder switcher, now with optional Shogun AV Fly Pack, designed to make the system more practical for road use and mobile deployment," says ProVideo Coalition. "ProTogether they extend the Atomos range into studio, corporate, event, and broadcast environments, adding another layer to the company’s end-to-end workflow offering."

Make sure to stop by the Atomos booth #C4731 nwo through April 22nd at the 2026 NAB show to see their products spanning monitor-recorders, audio, PTZ, storage workflow, cloud collaboration, and creator accessories.

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3X AW-UE50 PTZ Cameras with AW-RP60 Controller

$12,995,79 MSRP
$12,094.79 MAP

$12,995,79 MSRP
$12,094.79 MAP

4X AW-UE150A PTZ Cameras with AW-RP150 Controller

$45,981.62 MSRP
$39,848.00 MAP

$45,981.62 MSRP
$39,848.00 MAP

3X AW-UE160 PTZ Cameras with AW-RP150 Controller

$51,022.62 MSRP
$44,899.00 MAP

$51,022.62 MSRP
$44,899.00 MAP

Introduction 

In an era where seamless connectivity and cost efficiency are paramount for corporate communications, Comcast West Division has emerged as a prime example of innovative AV integration. Facing escalating costs from outsourcing live event productions, Comcast partnered with Peak Media, a Denver-based AV integrator with over 25 years of experience, to bring operations in-house. By leveraging NDI (Network Device Interface) technology and the Vizrt TriCaster, Comcast has transformed its workflow to support in-person, hybrid, and virtual events across its western region. This case study, drawn from insights shared in a recent NDI November spotlight video, highlights how these tools enabled scalable, high-quality productions while significantly reducing expenses. 

The Challenge 

Comcast West, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, manages a vast network spanning multiple states, including Washington, Oregon, California, Minnesota, and Texas. The division frequently hosts live events ranging from internal meetings to large-scale broadcasts, but reliance on external production companies was proving costly and inefficient. Despite having in-house creative and production expertise, the team lacked the hardware and infrastructure to handle multicamera setups, remote controls, and low latency streaming independently. 

Key challenges included: 

• High outsourcing fees for event production. 

• Need flexible workflows to support virtual, hybrid, and remote events without building separate systems. 

• Ensuring reliable connectivity across geographically dispersed sites on the enterprise network. 

• Maintaining high production values, including graphics, audio mixing, and audience engagement, while keeping entry costs low. 

Comcast sought a solution that could centralize control in Denver while enabling remote contributions from satellite locations, all without compromising quality or incurring prohibitive expenses. 

The Solution: NDI-Centric Workflow with Vizrt TriCaster 

Peak Media, led by Shannon Shearer, recommended building the system around NDI due to its affordability, flexibility, and compatibility with existing networks. NDI allows video, audio, and metadata to be transmitted over standard IP networks, eliminating the need for expensive cabling or proprietary hardware. 

Central to the setup is the Vizrt TriCaster, a powerful all-in-one production system that integrates seamlessly with NDI sources. Comcast deployed the TriCaster Vizion in their Denver control room for master switching and broadcasting, alongside TriCaster Mini units for on-site operations at remote locations. Panasonic PTZ cameras with built-in NDI capabilities provide remote control, video feeds, audio, and power over Ethernet (PoE), simplifying deployment. 

Additional components include: 

• NewTek Spark encoders/decoders for converting signals to NDI and handling return feeds/confidence monitors. 

• Allen & Heath SQ5 digital mixer for simultaneous in-room and broadcast audio mixing. 

• A Teradek Prism for RTMP streaming to Vimeo, ensuring low-latency delivery to virtual audiences. 

• Custom graphics developed by Comcast's on-site design team, integrated via the TriCaster's mixed effects and graphics capabilities. 

The linchpin of the system is the NDI Discovery Server, hosted on Comcast's enterprise network in a national data center. This server enables NDI signals to cross subnets effortlessly, allowing sources from any connected site to be discovered and accessed globally. Remote login via VPN provides instant activation, making the workflow location agnostic. 

Implementation and Workflows 

Comcast's live event team, including Derek Barylski (Broadcast Producer) and Justin Salvia (Technical Director), operates from the Denver control room on the fourth floor, managing events across three main formats: 

 Virtual Events 

• All sources are NDI-based, fed into the TriCaster Vizion from a Microsoft Teams green room. 

• The team switches between speakers, content, and custom graphics, using multi-box layouts for panel discussions. 

• Video playback is handled through the TriCaster, with the final program streamed via RTMP to Vimeo. 

• Attendee chat and polls are monitored and relayed back to presenters in real-time. 

 On-Premises Hybrid Events 

• Multicamera setups on the first-floor event space send NDI signals upstairs to the control room. 

• Three Panasonic PTZ cameras and two additional cameras (via NDI converters) provide feed. 

• Audio is mixed locally with the SQ5, sending a broadcast mix via a NewTek Spark encoder. 

• In-room tech includes a 45-panel 1.9 LED wall with a Novastar video splicer, plus projection controlled by TriCaster Minis. 

• A Spark decoder displays return feeds for presenters, while the final stream goes to Vimeo. 

• Chat questions are shared live with in-room participants. 

 Remote Hybrid Events 

• Local crews at regional sites deploy NDI-enabled equipment, shipping TriCaster Minis as needed. 

• Signals from PTZ cameras, converters, and audio aux buses (via Spark encoders) are sent back to Denver over the enterprise network. 

•  The Discovery Server bridges subnets, ensuring low-latency communication. 

• Coordination between on-site and Denver TDs synchronizes video playback and show flow. 

• Remote PTZ control and tally lights are managed from Denver, with streaming handled via TriCaster Vizion to Vimeo. 

This unified NDI backbone allows Comcast to scale productions effortlessly, connecting sources across states with minimal latency. The setup supports full remote control, tally integration, and high-quality audio/video transmission, all over standard IP infrastructure. 

Benefits and Results 

By internalizing production, Comcast achieved substantial cost savings—replacing expensive outsourcing with an affordable, in-house system. The low entry price point of NDI-enabled hardware made the transition feasible without massive upfront investments. 

Key benefits include: 

• Cost Efficiency: Eliminated external vendor fees, with scalable solutions that adapt to event types without redundant setups. 

• Flexibility and Scalability: One workflow handles virtual, hybrid, and remote events, extending to any site on the enterprise network. 

• Enhanced Production Quality: TriCaster's advanced features enable engaging graphics, multi-view layouts, and seamless switching, elevating event experiences. 

• Efficiency: Remote control reduces on-site staffing needs, while the Discovery Server simplifies network management across subnets. 

• Reliability: Robust enterprise network ensures low-latency streams, with VPN access for quick setup anywhere. 

As Derek Barylski noted, "As long as it's NDI-enabled, we can connect it to our workflow and do high-quality productions from Denver." This approach has empowered Comcast to manage events year-round with complete creative control. 

Conclusion 

Comcast West's adoption of NDI technology, and the Vizrt TriCaster exemplifies how IP-based AV solutions can democratize professional broadcasting for enterprises. Through Peak Media's guidance, the division not only cut costs but also gained a versatile platform for future-proof productions. This case study underscores NDI's role in bridging geographical divides and streamlining workflows, making it an ideal choice for organizations seeking efficient, high-impact event management.  

For more details, watch the full NDI November spotlight video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb2qq1MxFH8, featuring insights from Shannon Shearer, Derek Barylski, and Justin Salvia. If you're exploring similar solutions, contact Peak Media at peakmediainc.com or 877-728-7325. 

Additionally, here’s a link to Comcast West’s demo reel for a quick sample of the broadcasts in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A74mGFOT2N0 

Choose from the 1080p resolution Producer SE or elevate your vision with the 4K-ready Producer 4K. Each bundle is 100% PoE-ready for easy setup and breakdown or permanent installation. Share your vision with a trio of 20X PTZ cameras, ensuring close-up shots even from afar, and control it all with a PT-JOY-G4 IP/serial-connected joystick controller or the SuperJoy joystick controller.

The Producer SE Bundle
With three award-winning 20X Move SE cameras, the Producer SE bundle delivers precision in every shot, even from a distance. Enjoy the lifelike quality and clarity of 1080p clarity in every frame and convenient auto-tracking capabilities. Plus, streamline your setup process with the included PT-JOY-G4 IP/serial connected joystick controller. Seamlessly integrate, manage multiple settings, and enjoy intuitive control for a budget-friendly price. Offering an array of outputs, from SDI to HDMI, USB, NDI® HX2, and IP, Move SE cameras are the epitome of versatility and excellence.

The Producer 4K Bundle
Capture every detail in ultra-high-definition 4K with 3 award-winning 20X Move 4K cameras. Each camera includes our most advanced auto-tracking capabilities and comes native with NDI® HX3 for unparalleled performance and versatility. Elevate your production control with the SuperJoy’s superior control features, setting a new standard in joystick operations. The fusion of 4K video clarity with the advanced SuperJoy controller offers unmatched video production prowess, meeting the demands of professionals seeking the best.

You will receive:

• TriCaster Vizion - our most advanced live production solution (Tower 16 SDI/IO Configuration)
• A perpetual license
• Three-year Viz Flowics licence - for next-level cloud-native graphics
• One year of support & maintenance
• Viz Connect Audio - advanced NDI audio conversion for improved connectivity, visibility and quality

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