Switch and stream up to four mixed-format video sources with the RGBlink TAO 1pro-S Video Switcher for Live Streamingfrom RGBlink. The 1pro-S is a compact streaming switcher that can mount right onto your camera or rig and provides one HDMI 1.3 input, one 3G-SDI input, and two USB-A inputs that support up to 1080p60 video input and UHD 4K60 resolution video output. It can then scale and output video to HDMI 2.0 for monitoring, USB-A to a computer and/or recording.

The switch also features Ethernet connectivity for NDI encoding and decoding via NDI|HX that supports up to 1080p60 video resolutions, and it can be configured quickly and easily on your NDI network. The large, built-in 5.5" color touchscreen allows you to quickly and easily control the switcher. It features 3.5mm audio input and output and can also utilize UVC to remotely control PTZ cameras.

5.5" Color Touchscreen for Management    HDMI, 3G-SDI, and USB-A Inputs    Output to HDMI and NDI    Output up to UHD 4K60 Resolution    External Recording via USB-A    3.5mm Audio Input and Output    Source Input Preview, Tally Control    Multi-Mode PTZ Control via UVC

HDMI, 3G-SDI, and USB port options make the equipment more versatile.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you control the switcher from an iPad either natively or through an app like MixEffext, like you can with Blackmagic?

A: OSEE does not state that the OSEE GoStream Deck HDMI/USB Live Streaming Video Switcher Kit has a compatible app or can be controlled remotely at this time.

Q: 2. If I have 2 cameras (HDMI & USB-C Webcam) connected, How to choose which one goes to the computer for streaming?

A: The Mackie MainStream Live Streaming and Video Capture Interface can be used to connect both HDMI and USB-C video sources to your computer at the same time. These can be managed as sources or scenes in your streaming software.

Q: 3. This basically looks like the Elvid video switcher, what is the difference between this and the Elvid?

A: No differences between the switchers, other than the branding.

Q: 4. Is the LAN output You Tube compatible or is additional software required?

A: Video on the JVC KM-HD6 6-Input HD Video Switcher with USB-C Streaming, is only able to stream via HDMI, SDI, USB-C.

Q: 5. How can we add a large monitor to watch the video on large screen?

A: The Magewell Director Mini Compact Live Streaming Encoder, Switcher, Monitor & Recorder has a USB-C video output which can be used with a USB-C to HDMI cable.

Q: 6. Do these SIM slots support worldwide SIM cards or just USA?

A: Yes, the MiNE Media Q8 5G Live Streaming Bonding Video Encoder can work with Simms outside of the USA. The Mine Q8/A5/Q9/R8 use global modem, can support global 4G/5G sim card. Except M4 mini, which works with a different modem.

Q: 7. When recording to a 2TB drive, what resolution is being recorded (HD or 4K)?

A: The recordings saved to the 2 TB SSD drive when using the RGBlink mini-mx Streaming Video Mixer are in 1080p HD to MP4 file format.

Q: 8. Is there a delay with a USB-C connected cam camera vs an HDMI with an XLR connected mic?

A: The camera inputs for video capture on a streaming device for both video and audio, like the Mackie MainStream Live Streaming and Video Capture Interface are HDMI, not USB-C. As another option for a similar device with an XLR mic input, you may like the RODE X Streamer X Audio Interface and Video Streaming Console.

Q: 9. If the webcam has a mic, does it transfer to HDMI audio?

A: No. The following unit only offers video IP decoding.

Q: 10. Can the inputs scale down 4k video input to 1080p? the intended camera for use is the BHG1 which outputs only 4k over HDMI?

A: No it can not. You will need to send a 1080p or lower signal for the switcher to process the video. Keep in mind that on cameras like the BGH1 your recording resolution and output resolution do not need to be the same. Therefore it is possible to record in 4K while outputting a 1080p video signal if necessary.