Ikan Homestream Kit #3 | Live Streaming Solution

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Take your streaming quality to the next level by creating a professional studio setup in your home with this Ikan Homestream Kit #3 | Live Streaming Solutionfrom ikan. Useful for conferencing, livestreaming, e-commerce, and online video productions, the kit includes a tabletop camera stand and two adjustable 21.5" tabletop light stands, plus ball heads for precise placement of your camera and each of the two 6" diameter variable color LED lights. The lights have a high CRI rating of 95 for superior color accuracy. They each have an AC adapter but can run on NP-F batteries when AC power is unavailable. Also included in the kit is a 20 Hz - 20 kHz mic and pop shield on a flexible arm, a ring mount, a USB-A cable, a USB-C cable, and a storage pouch. Two carry cases are provided for storage and transport.

2 LED 6" Variable Color Lights 2 Tabletop Stands with Ball Heads Mic, Flexible Arm, Camera Stand 2 Power Adapters, 2 Carry Cases

Key Specs
Item Type	2x LED Round Light
Included Storage Case	Yes
Photometrics	Unspecified Color Temperature: 24 fc / 262 Lux at 3.3' / 1 m* 97 fc / 1050 Lux at 1.6' / 0.5 m *Standardized Measurement Calculated Internally Based on Closest Distance
Color Temperature	3200 to 5600K
Color Modes	Daylight, Tungsten
Color Accuracy Standard	CRI 95
Dimming	Built-In Dimmer
Front Accessory Mount	No
Power Source	AC to DC Adapter (Included) Battery (Not Included)
Battery Plate Type	1x Sony L-Series / NP-F (Built-In)
Battery	Per Light: 1x Rechargeable (Not Included)
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz 7.4 to 14.8 VDC
Fixture Mounting	1x 1/4"-20 Female Thread
Light Fixture
Item Type	2x LED Round Light
Included Filters	Soft Diffusion (Built-In)
Included Storage Case	Yes
Photometrics	Unspecified Color Temperature: 24 fc / 262 Lux at 3.3' / 1 m* 97 fc / 1050 Lux at 1.6' / 0.5 m *Standardized Measurement Calculated Internally Based on Closest Distance
Color Temperature	3200 to 5600K
Color Modes	Daylight, Tungsten
Color Accuracy Standard	CRI 95
Dimming	Built-In Dimmer
Cooling System	Passive
Beam Angle	75°
Built-In Flash	No
Preprogrammed Effects	No
Umbrella Mount	No
Front Accessory Mount	No
Connectivity
Mobile App Compatible	No
Power & I/O
Power Source	AC to DC Adapter (Included) Battery (Not Included)
Inputs/Outputs	1x Barrel / Coax Power Input (7.4 to 14.8 VDC)
Battery Plate Type	1x Sony L-Series / NP-F (Built-In)
Battery	Per Light: 1x Rechargeable (Not Included)
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz 7.4 to 14.8 VDC
Included Adapter / Cable	1x USA Type-A/B to Barrel / Coax AC to DC Adapter
Inline Switch	No
Power Pass-Thru	No
Mounting
Included Light Stand / Mount	3x Tabletop Stand with Ball Head with 1/4"-20 Male Screw • Height: 13.75 to 21.5" / 34.9 to 54.6 cm
Fixture Mounting	1x 1/4"-20 Female Thread
General
Display	Yes
Environmental Resistance	No
Materials	Aluminum (Housing)
Dimensions	ø: 7" / ø: 17.8 cm (Fixture Panel)
Weight	0.9 lb / 0.4 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	23.975 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	20.4 x 20.3 x 12.2"

Detachable edge-lit LED light with standard 1/4" mounting thread
Adjustable rotation and swivel
Battery-powered using L-style battery (not included)
Color temperature range: 3200 to 5600K
Variable stand height: 13.75 to 21.5"
16mm Gold-plating condenser mic, professional studio quality
Cardioid/bi-directional multiple pattern selection
Gain control, muting, real-time monitor functions
Adjustable audio recording direction
20 Hz-20 kHz frequency response and widely used for various situations
USB-C Interface design, universal for computer and phone
USB-A cable for use with PC or Mac
Detachable pop-shield design to efficiently filter airflow
Metal housing for excellent shielding

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the difference between Ikan HS-VCD and HS-VCD-2 besides the USB adapter cable?

A: The USB adapter cable is the only difference.

Q: 2. Will it work as well if plugged in to a Thunderbolt 3 port on my laptop? and what would the throughput speed be?

A: Thunderbolt 3 ports will also be compatible with USB-C devices. It would run at the max speed needed for the ikan HomeStream HDMI to USB Type-C Video Capture Device to operate.

Q: 3. Can this be used horizontally or only vertically? Will it offer the instant replay option and will it still be able to stream to Youtube like the Pro?

A: The YoloLiv YoloMax All-in-One Live Streaming Solution with 32" Touchscreen does support horizontal positioning, can stream to YouTube using RTMPS, and it has the same software support as the smaller YoloLiv YoloBox Pro.

Q: 4. Can we disable camera microphone and use external microphone direct with app in mobile phone ?

A: Yes, it is possible to disable the internal microphones and choose an alternative source of audio in the application for the Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera (3-Pack).

Q: 5. What size is the screw at the end of the arm?

A: This mic arm kit comes with a 3/8 thread on the head and an 5/8 adapter included for standard US mics clips and shockmonts.

Q: 6. When I'm taping myself I use the flip screen on a DSLR to get the framing right. Will this teleprompter cover the viewing of that flip screen?

A: It may cover the flip out screen, depending on the camera. We recommend plugging in an external monitor that sits on the side of the teleprompter so that you can see the framing there, or even your laptop using a camera remote app, depending on the capability of your camera.

Q: 7. What size is the glass on this teleprompter?

A: The ikan HomeStream Smartphone Display Teleprompter glass, when measuring diagonally is 8” inches.

Q: 8. Can the YoloLiv Yolomax be considered as a "Big version" of the Yololiv Instream?

A: Yes, The YoloLiv YoloMax All-in-One Live Streaming Solution would be a larger version with it's 32" display. It will stream to Instagram like the Yololiv Instream.

Q: 9. How is this different from the much cheaper, but identical-looking Desview T2?

A: Ikan offers USA based support and a a larger array of foam and mounting rings.

Q: 10. I'm looking at this to use with my Nikon Z7 & Z6 cameras. I'm trying to figure out how this device gets supported. Does it literally hang off the front lens threads? Does it require being separately mounted and mated to the lens?

A: There are two methods of mounting the teleprompter. 1. Yes, since the prompter is so light, you can hang if off your cameras lens. Adapter rings are provided for this. 2. On the base of the main frame of the prompter there are 3 x 1/4"-20 threads. You can then mount it to most any tripod or other stand.

Clay	17/09/2024
[Passive] I needed an inexpensive mic arm for zoom calls. It holds my mic and is easy to maneuver. If you need something basic, look no further. 5

Mohamed	15/09/2024
[3200 to 5600K] Cheap, works with the blue yeti nano, and holds it very well. No complains so far 5

Rodolphe	14/09/2024
[3200 to 5600K] sper super super 5

Joshua	04/09/2024
[Yes] Holds my Fifine K699B with a pop filter great. I have a very desk made of very soft wood so it maybe has scratched it a little bit, but it's really not a problem. Overall it holds my microphone really well and holds its position wherever I put it . 5

Nathan	25/07/2024
[3200 to 5600K] At first I was skeptical of this product based off of a previous review about it not working out of the box and needing an adapter. I decided to roll the dice and see if it would in fact work. Once I got it setup I experienced the mismatched threading size and didn't think it would work. Upon further inspection there is a sizing adapter inside the threads that needs to be removed with a small flat head screwdriver to attach to the stand mount. Once I removed it the stand worked as described and improved the look and feel of my desk and more importantly my video presentations. Holds my Nikon d7500 with no issues. 5

Steven	23/07/2024
[CRI 95] Had a problem with a friend who wanted to get into film production again after a long hiatus and needed her collection of DVD-R demos transferred to computer for editing. I was attracted to this item in particular because it promised Linux support; ended up using Windows 10 with an upscaling blu ray player. Learned the hard way that programs like OBS Studio, Openshot, Handbrake, and Clipchamp had built-in masks for camcorder and phone aspect ratios and severely cropped the DVD player source picture. I lucked out with trying VLC Media player and it framed and I was able to record the DVD picture honest to the DVD original. VLC saved the project. 5

Jeff	17/07/2024
[Yes] I was a little skeptical about hanging a prompter off of any lens, but the device is pretty light, even with the phone mounted on it. There's a cover for the front glass and the lens hole, so you don't need to worry about knocking it and breaking it. As others have indicated, it is plastic, but that makes sense to conserve weight. It does not appear cheap. There's a big durable foam block in the box, which you could use for transport if you wanted to. It also has a screwdriver to attach the phone mount. I'm using the largest filter ring, 82mm, and it goes on smooth. 5

Jose Luis	12/07/2024
[Yes] Excelente! 5

Olivier	12/07/2024
[75°] I just got my YoloMax, and it's already transforming my Instagram live studio! No more squinting at my phone screen to see comments and miss half the action. The big screen shows everything including audience reactions. Built-in live switching with multiple cameras and the pre-made overlay templates are pretty handy. If you're serious about Instagram or TikTok live, this thing is a game-changer. 5

Matt	17/06/2024
[Yes] I have a years-old teleprompter for a tablet, but I use a mirrorless camera as a webcam at my desk, so to record videos in closer quarters, I needed something to attach to my mirrorless camera that was also small enough not to consume lots of extra space and require moving my desk around. This product is extremely well designed. I was initially concerned that it literally hangs from the lens, but it's incredibly lightweight and doesn't cause the stress to the lens mount or camera mount that I had feared. When working at close-ish distances, the use of a smaller prompter is good, as you don't want your eyes darting back and forth across wide rows of text. At just three feet away (in my webcam setup with a wide lens on the camera) reading a script from my smartphone produces a perfectly acceptable level of lens eye contact.. The remote control is the weak spot, but still functional. Just cheaply made and poorly labeled. But ultimately, I was able to open the box, set everything up, write a script, load the script, and shoot a video with it within the span of an hour. While the remote tends to speed up or slow down in coarse increments, the trigger button to pause and restart the scroll means that it's easy to play at--or just above--the perfect speed, and pause it along the way as needed. 5