Hello AV & IT Pros!
Matthew Davis lead engineer at PTZOptics has put together a video intro series that takes us through the core functionality of the camera line in a quick and easy video format. These video cover specific functionality and camera limitations for the PTZOptics camera line you won’t want to miss!
PTZOptics brings new pan, tilt, zoom live streaming cameras to Streaming Media West this year as a gold sponsor
10/8/2015: Streaming Media West is on Nov 17-18 at the Hyatt Regency, Huntington Beach California. PTZOptics is proud to be a GOLD sponsor of the Streaming Media West show and will be exhibiting in booth 211. Streaming media west is a great place to learn about new products for production, live streaming, OTT, content delivery and much more.
PTZOptics is a PTZ broadcast camera manufactures operating outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Offering four PTZ cameras with HD-SDI, HDMI, USB 3.0 and IP Streaming video outputs. PTZOptics claim to fame is “simultaneous streaming” offering three HD 1080p/30 video feeds available on every camera.
With options for both 12X and 20X optical zoom PTZOptics cameras offer camera control integration with that latest NewTek Tricasters. You can actually control the cameras from any computer on your network or with traditional video protocols such as: VISCA, PELCO, ONVIF, UDP and UVC. Paul Richards director of business development mentions “USB 3.0 camera models have been surprisingly rising in popularity with lower budget studios using live streaming software such as Wirecast and vMix. While HD-SDI camera models are still preferred by most of our customers, we are trying to future our proof our offerings with h.264 IP streaming built into every camera.”
PTZOptics host live webinars every friday that are broadcast using YouTube Live’s new free streaming service. “Our broadcast is unique because we stream our interactive webinar so anyone can join in the live stream with video and audio controls.” PTZOptics uses Zoom video conferencing to host webinars every friday which are then streamed to youtube live using a RTSP feed from vMix’s live broadcasting software.
Attend the next PTZOptics Live stream every Friday at 11AM PST & 2PM EST and don’t forget to stop by Streaming Media West Nov 17-18th to see our exciting booth exhibition.
Learn more at: http://live.ptzoptics.com
Company Name: PTZOptics
Website: http://PTZOptics.com
Phone: 1 800 486-5276
Email: [email protected]
Hello PTZOptics Friends!
The “vMix Fun Time Live Show – October Edition” does a great example of what can be done using YouTube Live! PTZOptics even has a great mention and configuration diagram as the “Mystery Camera”. You can learn a ton from these Tim and Martin so enjoy the video. vMix camera control may become available soon, but you didn’t hear that from me 🙂
Live streaming is one of the most widely used communication tools today. Organizations small and large are utilize live streaming services to stream content to their audience. There are many platforms a user can use to show videos to his/her users such as Twitch, YouTube and Vimeo. Today we have the capability of taking this popular video presentation a step further by live streaming events to the world and having those event then converted into replayable videos. Today all of the top churches utilize live streaming to spread the good word across the world and people who cannot attend the church sessions on Sunday can just tune in to the live stream from any computer with a internet connection.
Hello PTZOptics Followers!
Today we want to address the various ways you can do live streaming with PTZOptics cameras.
With the PTZOptics camera line you can actually take advantage of IP Streaming with simultaneous HD-SDI, HDMI and other video outputs such as USB 3.0 and CVBS. Let’s take the example above (PTZOptics 20X-SDI) to show that two IP Streams and a HDMI output are all being sent simultaneously. The beauty of IP streaming with PTZOptics is that you also get IP control. That means you can control the camera with any computer on your network (and even use our new PresetVisualizer). Let’s take a look at a couple different scenarios.
