Is it perhaps, a pan-tilt-zoom camera controller? What a cool setup you've got there, Johannes!ĭo tell, what is that audio mixing (and perhaps also, SD card recording?) device sitting on the left side, as it nearly resembles a multitrack recording product made by Zoom?Īnd if yiu don't mind, convey to us what company is the maker of the sleek device with the circular wheel and companion iOS control software app? * In the interest of clearing up any potential confusion for newbies here, I'll openly assume you guys mean to be giving repeated mention of what is actually Blackmagic Design'sĪTEM TV Studio HD (which I've abbreviated using its acronym above). If and when Blackmagic Design produces a miniature streaming device with higher resolution processing yielding at least a,step up to 1080P output, it surely ought to operate across the variety of world resolutions and frame rates, just like ATEM TVSHD* and other notable BMD products - and not just in American resolutions and frame rates. Meanwhile, the smaller ATEMHD and the BM Monitor Duo in a small desktop rack will have to do the job.ĬheersI too own the Web Presenter but have not employed it, given its modest 720P output. This would fill a lot of smaller applications which two cameras and a graphics input.

Denny Smith wrote:I agree, I would love a WebPresenter with two SDI inputs, one HDMI and the ability to choose 720 or 1080i/p output, for those small jobs, at around a $500 price point.

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