The USB-C Out port on the YoloBox offers significant versatility. When connected to a computer via a USB-C cable, the YoloBox can function as a powerful webcam or capture card. This allows seamless integration with live streaming software and supports recording purposes. Whether hosting a webinar, gaming session, or virtual event, the USB-C Out port ensures smooth connectivity and high-quality video output, making it a valuable tool for various streaming scenarios.

On the other hand, the HDMI-Out port is designed to expand display options. It allows users to connect the YoloBox to external displays, projectors, or recording devices with ease. This is particularly useful for real-time monitoring of streams or sharing content with a live audience. The HDMI-Out port guarantees crisp and clear video output, ensuring that the content is displayed effectively on larger screens.

Choosing the right connection option depends on specific needs. The USB-C Out port is ideal for those seeking versatility and compatibility with computers and other USB-C devices. Conversely, the HDMI-Out port is the better choice for connecting to HDMI-compatible displays and projectors, especially when addressing larger audiences.

In conclusion, by exploring and utilizing the USB-C Out and HDMI-Out ports effectively, YoloBox users can significantly enhance their live streaming experience. These connectivity options allow content creators to connect more deeply with their audience, improve their presentations, and stand out in the crowded digital landscape.

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1. Easy Connections: Say goodbye to your complicated setups because with bog play connecting to your NDI network is a breeze simply plug it in into your TV via HDMI and with your own remote control you can browse sources and connect instantly.
2. NDI 5 Support: Stay ahead with the latest technology because with BirdDog PLAY it fully supports all the new NDI 5 functions including high bandwith NDI, NDIHX2, and NDIHX3
3. Tiny Footprint: Don’t be fooled by its size because it just measures about 85mm by 85mm by 19 mm and just weighs about 97 grams. However, BirdDog PLAY packs a powerful punch in a very compact package
4. Incredible API Support: Connect seamlessly with your favorite platforms because BirdDog PLAY offers extensive API support including restful API Crestron control module, Zoom API, and Q-SYS API finally
5. 4K UHD HDMI 2.0 Support: Experience Crystal Clear visuals. With BirdDog PLAY enjoy NDI resolutions up to 4K 60p ensuring every detail shines through.

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Kiloview E3 is a new generation of video encoder which builds on the capabilities of our original encoder models with new features of video input and loop through with HDMI up to 4K P30 and 3G-SDI up to 1080 P60, encoding both HDMI and 3G-SDI video by H.265 and H.264 simultaneously1 or either of the sources or a mix video from the both video sources with multi-protocols including NDI|HX2/ NDI|HX3/ SRT/ RTMP/ RTSP/ UDP/ HLS for either live production, post production, remote transmission, live streaming or recording in different industries. With the up-to-date chipset and HEVC technology, it supports streaming to 16 destinations2 with adjustable bitrate up to 100Mbps simultaneously. 

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Dalton Powell of RavePubs recently posted an article on the N6 from Kiloview. Kiloview N6 HDMI/NDI converter is a bi-directional converter that supports HDMI input (encoder) to both NDI high bandwidth and NDI|HX2/3 with loop through for view on monitor, or HDMI video output (decoder) from any NDI sources coming from any camera, software or device from any brand, either from NDI high bandwidth or NDI|HX2/3.

Kiloview, the leading IP-based video transmission solution expert, announced Kiloview N6’s comeback – a full functional NDI bi-directional converter. Kiloview N6 was firstly released in 2021. The process of the product was suspended due to some technical reasons. Now the new N6 is back with up-to-date chipset and new design. N6’s enhanced performance allows end users to maximize the production capabilities including the full support of both NDI high bandwidth and NDI|HX . The brand new design also delivers better user experiences through its custom display and functional interfaces.Kiloview N6 supports HDMI input (encoding) to both NDI high bandwidth and NDI|HX2/3 with loop through for view on monitor, or HDMI video output (decoding) from any NDI sources coming from any camera, software or device from any brand, either from NDI high bandwidth or NDI|HX2/3. It also features with powerful functions such as PoE, LCD display with big-sized tally , PTZ control, 3.5mm audio line in/out, multi-channel audio, intercom functions, centralized management.Product Features:l 2-IN-1 for NDI Encoding & Decodingl KIS Intercoml Built-in LCD Screen and Touch Buttonl Seamless Switchingl PTZ Controll Control with a USB Keypadl PoEl Centralized Managemen

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PTZOptics NDI PTZ Camera

The award-winning PTZOptics NDI®|HX Series offers 1080p at 60FPS with high-efficiency NDI® output. With support for NDI®|HX, 3G-SDI, HDMI, and IP streaming (H.264, H.265, and MJPEG), and SRT, PTZOptics NDI®|HX Cameras feature unrivaled performance and versatility. Compatible with most video production software, including OBS, vMix, Wirecast and more.

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PTZOptics SDI PTZ Camera

With versatile zoom to capture everything from close-focus to wide-angle, PTZOptics SDI PTZ Cameras are ideal for high-definition video productions for broadcast, recording, or video conferencing applications, with support for 3G-SDI, HDMI, IP streaming (H.264, H.265, & MJPEG), and SRT. Superior low-latency performance across a variety of lighting conditions. Compatible with most video production software.

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PTZOptics USB PTZ Camera

The plug-and-play USB 3.0 camera series offers 1080p at 60fps with 12X or 20X optical zoom for capturing both wide angles and long shots. These USB cameras are built with ease of use and compatibility in mind, featuring game-changing optics and flexible installation options.

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HDMI Input
Up to 4Kp30
USB output resolution
Up to 1080p60 (YUV.JPEG)
Color Depth
Supports 8/10/12-bit deep color
HDMI Support
Certified AWG26 HDMI cables up to 15 meters
Software Support
Popular acquisition software on Windows, Android & Mac OS
USB Support
Conforms to USB Video and UVC standard
Conforms to USB Audio UAC standard (L-PCM format)
Power
No external power required
Maximum Working Current
0.4A / 5V DC
Operating Temperature Range
-10 to +55 °C.
Dimensions (L x W x H)
64 x 28 x 13mm.
Weight
21.4g

Perfect addition to Atomos Shogun 7 for switching and output to streaming and capture

Many people have gone all in on NDI. But how they use it can be very different from how you might want to use it.

Networked video is the next wave in production. IP video is part of the ATSC 3.0 specification for broadcast delivery, so there will be no escaping the migration away from video signals to data packets anywhere in the broadcast chain.

Network Device Interface (NDI), developed by NewTek, is a standard that enables the use of high-quality, low-latency video on existing and standard IP networks. With NDI, video becomes data that can be shared over a network using off-the-shelf computer networking hardware. In the short run, this doesn’t change much, because you can run an Ethernet cable to each camera or converter box just as you’d run an SDI cable. But NDI enables much more.

It could be as simple as running just one cable to the front of a conference room where a switch connects it to six different devices, as opposed to having to run six SDI cables. It could be as complex as leveraging your existing network and deploying dozens of cameras across multiple campuses, all of which feed back to a central production center. This means no one needs to cart all of that gear around anymore. It also means you can call up any camera, any audio source, or any mixing device to produce any number of programs at the same time.

Moreover, this capability extends to the internet itself. A producer could leverage a graphics artist in another city and cameras from around the world in a live show that would otherwise require a dozen outside broadcasting trucks, expensive satellite time, and a wide range of experts in each aspect of the production chain to help make it come together.

Check out the full article to learn more.

Of course, that’s not an uncommon mission statement for anyone in higher education. But what’s not so common is that the jobs to which Leese is referring are in an industry that didn’t even exist just a few years ago — eSports.

And that meant when it came time for the University to build a new facility to prepare students for future careers in eSports, Leese and his colleagues had to put aside equipment that had worked in the past and look to a new generation of technology.

Staffordshire University, located in Stoke-on-Trent in England, has a notable history when it comes to teaching technology. The campus’s roots date back more than a hundred years, to the site of a school of science and technology that opened in 1914. Today it offers no fewer than four bachelors’ degree programmes in video games. It has previously been ranked best business school in the world for its use of Twitter. And it pioneered the world’s first Games PR and Community Management degree.

“With that background, it was just a natural levelling-up for Staffordshire University to become the first in the UK to offer a degree programme dedicated to the business of eSports management,” stated Leese.

He continued, “Our Year One compulsory modules encompass Competitive Gaming Culture, Resourcing Esports Events, Esports Ecosystems, Single Player Esports Event, Esports Events Experience and Esports Broadcasting. In fact, it’s the first of its kind in the United Kingdom, focusing strictly on the business of an emerging industry that in 2019 expects to see record revenues, thanks in large part to the influx of companies and investors getting into the market. Click here for the full article.