These are video mixers that you install on your computer. Products in this category include Telestream Wirecast (Mac/Windows), VMix (Windows), and the open-source Open Broadcaster Software (OBS, Mac/Windows/Linux).
Ditch the webcam and step up your livestreams with the Roland V-02HD MK II Streaming Video Mixer. Compact, affordable, and simple to use, this desktop device allows you to connect and switch two high-quality HDMI cameras and send them directly to your favorite streaming platform over USB-C. You can also mix in audio sources via dedicated inputs and HDMI, apply video effects and transitions, and more. With the V-02HD MK II, you have the interface you need to bring higher production values to your live video productions.
Before meeting the team at Roland, I had an Internet TV network. We were streaming shows Monday through Friday, and I had a little Roland VR-3. This was before we could do wireless broadcasting. It was awesome because I would take that everywhere, even to remotes. That thing was so awesome and sturdy.
Ditch your webcam and upgrade your livestreams with the new V-02HD MK II Streaming Video Mixer. Just connect two HDMI cameras and livestream on your favorite online platform or computer-based software including Facebook Live, Twitch, OBS Studio, and Zoom.
The Roland P-20HD Video Instant Replayer is an affordable, easy-to-use solution that lets you bring pro replay capabilities to any production setup. With version 1.10, you can annotate over live video and prerecorded clips using a connected Wacom tablet.
Although livestreaming weddings became popular during the pandemic, All Because He Asked has done so since 2011. This experience proved invaluable. While many companies scrambled to learn the basics, All Because He Asked was already utilizing multiple cameras, drone intros, and remote guest appearances.
The Roland V-160HD Streaming Video Switcher is the first hybrid event solution that empowers single operators to seamlessly produce event presentations for in-person and online attendees. Hybrid events require custom […]
