Live Streaming How-To’s and Reviews
Many have asked for the ability to purchase a mounting option for mics and lights on their Mevo Start. Those are available on the merchandise page of this site at https://jdubhoffman.com/merchandise/
To buy any of the items listed there simply click on the Place Order button at the bottom of the page. A PayPal option will be given where you can describe your order in the ”note” section there.
Changes to the live streaming world mean we have great options for streaming baseball and softball. Here is my home field setup for this baseball season.
Facebook changes their API often. This has unfortunate consequences for those streaming to their profile page, group, or business page. But just about any streaming destination allows us to RTMP our streams to them. Here’s how to find this info for your account.
Is it possible to go all in on Mobile Live Streaming on a tight budget? A single camera setup for venue streaming can be reasonable so let’s look at a way to get started for less than $750.
The order in which we set up our Mobile Live Streams may be even more important than the equipment we use. In response to viewer questions, here is my startup process for sports streaming.
The team at Obsbot has collaborated with Magewell to bring us the firmware specific Talent. This streaming, encoding, recording, switching device is being developed to take advantage of their Tail AIR cameras. But with NDI, USB and HDMI inputs it has great versatility for all cameras.
Having a compact Mobile Live Streaming setup is a must for ‘away games’. When we don’t have access to space for setting up equipment on horizontal surfaces, we need to make use of what we have. See how the travel tripod becomes a place to mount all your streaming equipment.
New cameras coming to market in the past year have shaped my live streaming setup for baseball! We’ll have an outfield camera for the over-the-shoulder, behind the pitcher shot. Click the video to see what else is new for 2024.
The GL.iNet Slate AX travel router boasts WiFi6 and can be powered with any 5V 3A usb source, including power banks!
Initial testing showed a 10,000mah battery running this device for over 3 hours.
The Mevo Start is a video camera that has several features, including the ability to record or stream video by pressing the power button once and the ability to turn on or off wired webcam mode by pressing the power button twice. The Mevo Start can also be powered on or off using a USB C cable and a smart plug. The device has an option in the settings to switch the line level/mic level toggle when using a 3.5 millimeter jack from a sound board. The Mevo Start customer group on Facebook is actively monitored by Logitech, and the company is open to customer input and feedback. The Mevo Start also has the ability to run Safari and monitor comments on an iPad, but does not have split view capability. On an Android tablet, the Mevo Start has split screen capability and can run alongside other apps. The Mevo Start is also compatible with multiple control devices, including an iPad or Android device. There are also 3D printed sleeves available for purchase on the Mevo Start website that can be used to mount lights or microphones to the back of the device.
Yololiv sent a review unit of their YoloBox Pro. This video compares it to the Mevo setup using Multicam.
Jason Hoffman