#Band h photo video pro audio drivers#
#Band h photo video pro audio portable#

Then there is also a power button as well, which can turn the screen on and off with a single click, and shut it down or boot it up with a long press. Making it a beast of multiple redundancies.

If neither Ethernet or SIM is available, it also supports Wi-Fi (both 2.4 and 5Ghz), providing every (normal) opportunity out there for internet access when streaming. Then there is a SIM card slot that accepts a nano-type SIM card that opens you to giving it 4G access from a supporting carrier. We are sure that they could have allowed for more than that but this is likely a concern for processing power more than anything. You are able to pull in up to videos from the SD card at a time during your record/stream session. This means that you can take a video that is already on the card and use it as a source you can switch to and display. This can also be used for playback sources as well. It does come with two USB cables (one USB to USB-C and a USB-C to USB-C) that can be used for either charging or for one of the other USB ports/devices.Īlong the front, there is an SD card slot that is for recording files locally (if you don’t want to stream). You can even send it back to a computer via the initial USB-C as if it was webcam-like video source and use it with some of your favorite meeting solutions like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Skype. There is a gigabit Ethernet connection for wired internet access (for streaming or updates), an HDMI out for a confidence monitor, USB-C connection, a 3.5mm headphone connection (for monitoring) two 3.5mm inputs (one for mics and the other for line-in sources), and then a second USB-C that is reserved for powering the device. These are just four of the inputs that you can use as sources. We tried a number of popular Logitech models, as well as some options from Microsoft, NexiGo, Movo, and Razer.

#Band h photo video pro audio drivers#

On the back, there are a total of three (as mentioned) HDMI inputs on the back, as well as a USB port that supports a good number of webcams that don’t require drivers for use.

Have some videos on an SD card? They have you covered there as well. Simply plug in up to three cameras or camcorders, and even a USB webcam. Other than a connection to the internet (for streaming) or an SD card (for recording to file), and your actual video sources, there isn’t much else that you’d need for a multi-camera experience. Only this is for recording locally or straight to the internet via some of your favorite platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook (as well as other RTMP-supported services). Quite similar to some of today’s fancy Thunderbolt docks. This is a powerful device that comes with a lot of connectivity on the back for its size. Kind of like carrying OBS around in your pocket (only not as many features, yet). This switcher is a magic little touch-screen device that makes all of your video switching simple as touching a live input on the screen (via its preview thumbnail).

#Band h photo video pro audio portable#

It is the YoloBox Pro Portable Multi-Cam Live Switching & Streaming Studio (by YoloLiv) - or just YoloBox Pro for short. YoloLiv has a fascinating solution that we have been playing with that might just hold your interest. Calling all streamers! If you are looking for a portable and user-friendly multi-source recording and streaming switcher, wait no further.