Polymotion Chat Pro & Birddog Eyes P200 Ptz Camera Bundle

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Add a Polymotion Chat Pro & BirdDog Eyes P200 PTZ Camera Bundleto your Chat Pro software for control of an additional remote MRMC pan/tilt robotic head or just about any IP-enabled PTZ camera. The software is designed for live event, conference room, house of worship, or lecture hall productions.

Tracking Software and PTZ Camera Bundle Limb & Face Detection to Track Subjects 30x Optical Zoom PTZ Camera 1080p Video Support

General
Compatibility	Polymotion Chat Pro Software
License	1 x License for Additional Head/Camera Control

Corporate events, live events, lecture halls, and houses of worship.

Using limb and face detection software Polymotion Chat tracks subject movements and provides stable and natural-looking content. The camera-agnostic automated subject tracking system is available for multiple broadcast and capture scenarios with three different available solutions.

Polymotion Chat's computer vision engine detects limbs and builds a stick model to enable it to track subjects. This not only means the camera tracking system creates high-quality broadcast-level output without losing resolution, but it is also more reliable than other facial tracking solutions and can deal with occlusion, such as people crossing in front of each other.

Polymotion Chat is an open system and was designed to work with MRMC's own pan

and tilt heads. It also works with just about any IP PTZ camera such as cameras from Panasonic, Sony, and Birddog, with support for NDI and VISCA-over-IP control protocols.

Operating system: Windows 10
CPU: Intel i9, AMD Ryzen 7, or equivalent
GPU: NVIDIA RTX1080 or greater (GPU must be NVIDIA to support CUDA)
RAM: 32GB

The Polymotion Chat solution is also compatible with a separately available 1 RU Polymotion hardware server (which supports up to three automated tracking heads) or a 2 RU Polymotion server (which supports up to six heads). Simply use your existing cameras, PTZs, or one of MRMC's robotic heads and connect. One operator has full control of Polymotion Chat with the option of having a remote client solution.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this light charge an attached battery when connected to power?

A: The SmallRig P200 Bi-Color LED Light Panel (Universal) will not charge an attached battery when connected to power.

Q: 2. The PTZ Optics 30X and 12X cameras aren't specifically listed as compatible but the 20X is. I would think that it's the same commands...can you confirm that the 30X and 12X are compatible?

A: The SKAARHOJ PTZ Pro V2 Camera Controller would be able to communicate with the PTZOptics 12X-NDI Broadcast and Conference Camera and the PTZOptics 30X-NDI Broadcast and Conference Camera via IP.

Q: 3. Is there a wall mounting bracket for this camera?

A: The appropriate mount for this camera is the following https://bhpho.to/3ff72xc -- As of this writing, the product is not available for at least 2-4 weeks.

Q: 4. Will this product work with new tec tricaster mini 4K and NDI cameras

A: Yes, SKAARHOJ's PTZ Pro controller with Blue Pill Inside can control NewTek Tricaster video switchers and PTZ cameras simultaneously. This is true for all SKAARHOJ's Blue Pill products. SKAARHOJ does not use NDI protocol for remote control, but use other protocols such as; native Tricaster and VISCA.

Q: 5. Is the lens Focal Length 5.5 to 110mm relative to the 1/2.8" sensor or in FF 35mm equiv?

A: The BirdDog X1 PTZ Camera with 20x Zoom (Black) is 5.5 to 110mm focal length relative to the 1/2.8" sensor.

Q: 6. Whats the difference between the US version and the Universal version?

A: The difference is universal units the power supply is not included and must be selected during check out. Please review to see what supplies are avaliable https://bhpho.to/3lQTmAe

Q: 7. Do you have to use BirdDog decoders and encoders or will this record any NDI source?

A: The BirdDog NDI Multiview Pro Streaming Software will work with any NDI standard source you provide.

Q: 8. does this work with the clearone chat 170s?

A: This can also be used for the Chat 170 units.

Q: 9. the onboard tally light can be disabled?

A: Yes, the onboard tally light of the BirdDog X1 Ultra PTZ Camera with 12x Zoom (Black) can be disabled in the web UI under the AV Setup tab.

Q: 10. Does the unit retain temperature and other settings when power is removed and restored?

A: Yes, the SmallRig P200 Bi-Color LED Light Panel (Universal) will maintain temperature and settings when powered down and restored.

Evan	29/09/2024
This unit has got to be one of the best values out there with NDI. It's been a compact little problem solver for us in a couple of places now. Plus, it's inexpensive enough to buy one for the shelf for those just in case moments Sure, it's not PERFECT, but it's an easy-to-use product still in development, so you know it's going to keep getting better! 5

Philippe	22/09/2024
I use video conferencing a lot for work and this gives a nice even lighting for almost any situation. You still can't have a bright light directly behind you but otherwise these lights work very well. 5

Itay	11/08/2024
Using this camera for a remote video production. Shooting at 4K 30fps. Great quality, sensor is decent and superior to competition at this price range. We tested it against other options and the video quality is superior. Remote production made easy, great interface, company keeps upgrading software which makes it straightforward to overcome challenges. Size of this camera surprised me, a bit larger than I expected. This is not a toy, it's a real camera. 5

Phil	13/07/2024
I love this thing. For years my go to; small, lightweight, easy to travel, easy to set up in tight spaces light was the Yongnuo YN 600 Air. That light always felt kinda janky. This light however beats it in every way. The diffusion is way better, the light this thing puts out is super soft so it's great for when you can't setup a softbox. It's built better, the Yongnuo always felt like it was held together with glue and hope, this light, while plastic, is rock solid. There is so much versatility with power options. You can run it off the wall (The US version includes a wall plug) You can run it off a single NP-F battery (which are super common, pretty much everything runs off of them. Grab a 970 and you'll be fine for hours) Or you can even run it off of a USB battery bank. Plus it's Bi-Color which gives you the freedom to mix color temperatures however you like. It's not SUPER bright, you won't use this to light up a room or create a book light. But it's perfect to have just out of frame to light your subject. Really there isn't a reason to have this in your kit since it's so small. Two of these are the same size as a macbook. I always have this with me in case of emergences, or if I need to travel light. It's perfect for Interviews, vlogs, product videos, it's easily become my new favorite LED panel. 5

Josua	25/06/2024
Use case : With Propresenter 7 in a church + The interface is very intuitive. + I selected the desired NDI stream once and it automatically goes back to that stream when it turns on. + If the network is strong you want have any issues with dropouts. + I didn't see any additional latency compared to SDI outputs from the same machine. 5

Benjamin	23/06/2024
I'm using this to distribute a live feed internally over our network and it just works. We have a small budget so being able to distribute NDI to TVs over our existing network for $150 an endpoint is great. I'm sure the $5-600 NDI converters have more features but all we needed was to display a video feed for people in other rooms and this does it without complication. 5

Clayton	15/06/2024
I have purchased four of these devices, and they come in a tiny package that sits in the palm of your hand, but they are super powerful. I have them set up to receive NDI feeds directly from ProPresenter. Two of the devices are powering projectors that are used to fill our 40'x12' DIY Video Wall, and they look amazing and handle all of the scenic projections we throw at it for Theatre and Dance productions. We use the other two to receive a live Video Feed from the Video Switcher to send one Backstage so performers waiting to go on stage can see what is happening and be ready when it is their time, and one to the lobby so that those visiting the concessions can still see the action on stage. It's been almost two months with these and they are performing beyond expectations. 5