Hi I am looking to live stream my fitness sessions. I was told that this device, along with my laptop/w wifi, and my Canon T5i will do the trick. From the communities experience would this device actually allow me to do so?
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Yes it would. Just get Xsplit and will work absolutley fine. Im on PS3 i live stream and record fine with this capture card. Just get the cables for this to connect your T5i Camera to Capture card input. And a mic if the mix quality isnt good on the camera.
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Hi, I purchased used one but returned as it was in the conditions as mentioned. So I don't know it stream video or not. Chandra
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Horribly, because it doesn't seem to stay on the network very well. I've had two now, the first sent back to ASUS because it wouldn't work, the second is now still not really working. The few times I did try to stream audio, it worked, somewhat but would stop playing at random. (or are you not asking how well, but 'what technique do you use?') To make it work, you use apple airplay as I recall, I didn't try it with a PC though. It just shows up on airplay if the settings are right in the web setup UI.
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If this device will not provide high quality images from my laptop to my older (but wide screen) TV, what device would you recommend? I would like to play movies and stream video from my laptop through my TV. Thanks!!!
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Blackmagicdesign offers higher-end models for broadcasting. The Cinema cameras (Pocket, Cinema, 4K), while you could possibly use it for streaming in Video Mode instead of Film Mode, these cameras are really geared towards a different workflow where you'll benefit more from manipulating the image in post-production. So I'd get something else that's easier to shoot with and can better accommodate the needs specific to online streaming. I'm not sure of the output size from the micro HDMI port, I only know that others have had issues with it not working on some monitors. here's an article providing more info: http://provideocoalition.com/atepper/story/which-blackmagic-camera-models-output-live-native-progressive-and-when
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There are several free apps for that; it depends on if you want the Mini-PC to do everything or if you capture on a PC and then playback on the mini. Playback works (OK) but to do the whole thing is tricky, but can be done with a high speed enough connection, USB 2.0 may not cut it.The Mini-PC is not very stable from a wireless point of view it lost the signal many times while I was trying to stream from a local NAS box via wireless. For the current price, I recommend a ROKU for steaming and a custom (software) Rasberry Pi for the capture device.Good luck!
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Just looking at mine, it support so many interfaces, that it may well work. However as I said, I did not purchase it for your problem. If your alternative is more expensive and this is less, then why not give it a try. You can resale it if it does not workout.
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As far as I know, it doesn't live stream. I upload to my computer and edit. The import cable/port is not a very good design on this camera. I bought 8 of these cameras for my classroom and 2 1/2 years later, only 2 of them will import.
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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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I have it set up and love it! I got the app on my iPhone free and I can live stream any time-- and record with no subscription. I like the motion detection notification because in the email it sends you 2 photographs. I hope this helps!
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no streaming with this device. i have Android JB and a Samsung phone and can only do basic functions. would not purchase this device cK3000 again! Parrot originally claimed that the device was the problem.
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I don't think see. I am using rmtp to stream it through a video hosting company that offers that capability. Cerevo account allows for the management and monitoring of the device. in my last event I livecasted 5 simultaneous sessions and it performed flawlessly. Each device used half a meg of bandwidth connected via Ethernet cable (I didn't use wireless just to be safe). I hope this will help.
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Thank you for your reply. I forgot to mention that I'm trying to stream HD mpg files that I'm getting off my Tivo HD. Not sure about their bit-rate but I guess it is high enough. That is the question: What router+adapter allows HD streaming, at least 1080i?As far as I understand it now, old G technology will not fit, we need N-wireless and not 2.4 GHz but 5 GHz etc.
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Much of the streaming speed depends on the quality of your network. If you have flakey AP's or hubs(why Lord why?) or crap switches between the NAS and your destination then prayer is the only thing that can help. This NAS has a gigabit NIC so it's ready for anything. I have not used "Video Station" the Synology streaming app that is free from the Synology Package Store but it gets excellent reviews. Make sure you order quality hard drives like these RED WD's http://www.amazon.com/WD-Red-NAS-Hard-Drive/dp/B008JJLZ7G/ref=pd_sim_pc_2. Try to order the model with the + like the Diskstation 213+ or 413+. These models have more RAM and better processors. I've setup 3 of these in the last couple of months and I love them. I've used the Buffalo and the Iomega and others including the hybrid Windows Home Server - none can touch the Synology models for ease of setup and speed. Join the Synology message board and spend a few minutes researching setup. Watch some of the videos on your target use of the NAS so that when it comes you're not surprised. It does take some time to format and check the drives but after that it just sits there doing what you want it to do. Good Luck! Timmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Yes I have! I have a 6 year old Netgear router (need to get a newer one) and a $30-40 CISCO USB wireless adapter plugged into the WD Media Player. My computer is in the back of the house connected to the router/internet. My video streams perfectly, no skipping or buffering, just continuous uninterrupted streaming. I don't know what I can say to help.. You tried the automatic detection? Must be that your network has an issue. Is the YouTube software working but not able to see files on your computer?
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Did you ever find an answer to your running and podast proble,? I also have the same problem. Can't find anything small enough to run with but can still carry my podcasts.
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As the Cerevo Liveshell streams directly to Ustream, the only need for a computer is to access the dashboard which is a website and should work on any operating system or device. Although the image isn't available on IOS. IMO this unit is awesome! Once you've hooked up to either a wifi or wired network and switched on it starts streaming. You can then pause it until the start of your program. The audio inputs and levels are very useful and easy to adjust, and the image quality isn't bad. Even though it uses HDMI, it's not hi definition. And obviously the end quality depends on your Internet speed and bandwidth. As the Cerevo Liveshell streams directly to Ustream, the only need for a computer is to access the dashboard which is a website and should work on any operating system or device. Although the image isn't available on IOS. IMO this unit is awesome! Once you've hooked up to either a wifi or wired network and switched on it starts streaming. You can then pause it until the start of your program. The audio inputs and levels are very useful and easy to adjust, and the image quality isn't bad. Even though it uses HDMI, it's not hi definition. And obviously the end quality depends on your Internet... » Read More As the Cerevo Liveshell streams directly to Ustream, the only need for a computer is to access the dashboard which is a website and should work on any operating system or device. Although the image isn't available on IOS. IMO this unit is awesome! Once you've hooked up to either a wifi or wired network and switched on it starts streaming. You can then pause it until the start of your program. The audio inputs and levels are very useful and easy to adjust, and the image quality isn't bad. Even though it uses HDMI, it's not hi definition. And obviously the end quality depends on your Internet speed and bandwidth. « Show Less