Add a high-quality, multifunction PTZ camera to your conference room, event space, education environment, or house of worship with the gray BZBGEAR 1080p HDMI/SDI/USB PTZ Camera with 10x Zoomfrom BZB Gear. The camera features a 1/2.7" CMOS sensor and outputs up to 1080p video over HDMI, SDI, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, or uses RSMP/RTSP protocols to stream video and audio to the Internet.

The camera supports uncompressed video transmission over MJPEG, H.265, and H.264 compression formats. When connected to the Internet, this IP camera allows you to control PTZ actions and monitor the surveillance area from a remote location via a Web browser. This provides you with several advantages like reduced integration costs, easy remote production and engineering, and lower cost for multiple location systems. You can also manage the unit via IP using VISCA-over-IP/ONVIF or by using its RS-232/RS-485 serial port with a separately available serial PTZ controller. You can power the camera with the included power adapter, or you can utilize your existing PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) LAN to save cable runs.

Equipped with a 10x optical zoom and a 12x digital zoom, this PTZ camera enables you to zoom in on activity in the monitoring area for a closer look, and it has a wide field of view for capturing large meeting rooms. It features an RJ45 Ethernet output that can transmit up to 1080p video to any RTSP/RTMP streaming network so you can broadcast live directly to internet streaming sites. The camera also supports 3.5mm stereo audio input, allowing you to capture and embed AAC or G711 audio with the video signal.

1080p HDMI/SDI/USB PTZ Camera Kit    Steel Ceiling Mount    High-Speed 33' Long USB 3.0 Cable    10x Optical Zoom, RSMP/RTSP Streaming

Remote learning, lectures, webcasting, video conferencing, remote training, remote medicine, interrogation, and emergency command systems

Built-in VISCA, PELCO P/D, ONVIF with support for RS-485, RS-232, LAN (VISCA over IP), and IR remote control

3G-SDI, HDMI, and USB 3.0 (with cables 10' or shorter) as well as LAN IP streaming using TCP/IP, HTTP, DDNS, UDP, RTSP, RTMP, SMTP, UPnP, or SNMP protocols

Ultra-quiet pan/tilt design, horizontal ±178 degrees, vertical -30~+90° rotation, high-precision stepper motor drive with 0.01° accuracy

Built-in 3.5mm analog audio input interface and G.711, G.722, G.722.1, G.728, and G.722.1C AAC audio encoding (supports line-in audio function through IP stream only)

Further reduce noise while ensuring image sharpness

Easy to enter Menu for preview and setting changes

Advanced video image processing & full HD 1/2.7" CMOS sensor, maximum resolution up to 1080p60

Supports image mirror and flip function with ceiling, wall, tripod, and desk-mounting installations

The IR remote allows for 9 presets and serial or IP control

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this item be powered 100% by USB, or do you have to use the AC adaptor?

A: Yes. 100% USB powered .

Q: 2. Can you mount this camera to a tripod? If so, is there a recommended tripod model?

A: Yes, most PTZ on the market offer 1/4 sockets for mounting to tripods.

Q: 3. What is the difference from Move PTZOptics 30X-SDI Gen 2 Live ? Can it perform the same function as Gen 2 Live?

A: The PTZOptics Move SE main differences with other PTZOptics Move 4k models is that the SE models are 1080 60p HD cameras. Also, NewTek NDI is an optional upgrade for the camera.

Q: 4. I can use with 1 single sdi cable the video, power and control?

A: Unfortunately, SDI output does not support power delivery. However, the FeelWorld SDI/HDMI PoE PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom has POE power support, and NDI. You could power and send out low latency NDI video using Cat6a cable. You could also decode the NDI output back out to SDI if required. Decoder NDI to SDI https://bhpho.to/3zrX8D2 POE Power injector https://bhpho.to/42YwnUo

Q: 5. What are the specs? How does it differ from PT20X-SDI-GY-G2?

A: The main differences between the PTZOptics 20x-SDI Gen2 Live Streaming Camera (Gray) and the PTZOptics Move SE SDI/HDMI/USB/IP PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom (Gray) are as follows: Sensor size, the Gen2 has a 1/2.7"-Type CMOS Sensor, the Move SE has a 1/1.8 inch, Sony CMOS sensor Resolution via HDMI, the Gen 2 supports up to 1080 60P, the Move SE supports up to 2160 60P.

Q: 6. 1) Would I be able to RTMP stream to YouTube (etc) and transmit NDI/HX over my 10 GbE network? 2) Is there any additional licensing cost to using NDI/HX out of the box? Thanks, this looks perfect for our needs.

A: 1) This camcorder can only stream via 1 protocol at a time. What most customers do when using a camera like this is they use NDI to send the video to their switcher across a local network and then the switcher is in charge of streaming out to YouTube via RTMP. (switcher can either be hardware like a NewTek Tricaster or software such as Vmix, Wirecast, or OBS) 2) there is no additional licensing cost for accessing NDI. I hope it works out for you!

Q: 7. Does it come with some type of video cord?

A: No, video cables are not included with the PTZOptics Move SE SDI/HDMI/USB/IP PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom (Gray).

Q: 8. Does this camera transmit 4k signal through the SDI connection or just the HDMI?

A: The PTZOptics Move 4K SDI/HDMI/USB/IP PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom will send a 4K signal over the NDI (IP) output, as well as HDMI. The camera's SDI port is 3G-SDI and limited to HD resolutions.

Q: 9. What is the main difference between this model AV-1562 and the AViPAS model AV-2020G?

A: While very similar to the AViPAS AV-1562 SDI/HDMI/USB PTZ Camera with PoE & 20x Optical Zoom, the AViPAS 3G-SDI/HDMI/USB PTZ Camera with PoE and 20x Zoom (Black) AV-2020G features a slightly wider lens, increased sensitivity down to 0.1 lux, and UVA support as well as UVC. The 2020G also does not have the block RS422/RS485 connection or USB 3.0.

Q: 10. can you use the move feature without using the remote? We use live studio 6 for the streaming and camera functions.

A: We are not aware that Livestream Studio can control the the Move SE tracking on and off. Using the cameras web interface would be another way to control the PTZ Optics camera from a computer.