Add a complete video streaming kit to your conference room, lecture hall, event space, or house of worship for broadcast to the Internet with this MuxLab MuxStream Single-Camera Live Streaming Solutionfrom MuxLab. The kit includes a 1080p HDMI/IP PTZ camera, an AV-over-IP streaming transmitter, a wireless lavalier microphone system, an HDMI cable, and power supplies for the units.

The PTZ camera allows you to capture up to 1080p60 video and plugs into the IP transmitter via the included 6.6' HDMI cable. The transmitter then plugs into a network switch up to 330' away to stream the 1080p camera video as well as other video sources up to 4K30 using high-resolution, low-latency H.265/H.264 video codecs. The transmitter can be powered using the included power supply, or it can utilize an existing PoE (Power-over-Ethernet) switch if a power source isn't available. The lavalier microphone receiver also plugs into the transmitter to provide audio with the camera feed and it wirelessly connects to the mic transmitter. The microphone itself features a long cable and clips onto a shirt or jacket.

The free-to-download MuxStream control app installs onto your Android or iOS tablet or Windows system, allowing you to set up the system, control the PTZ camera, and the transmitter for broadcasting to streaming services such as YouTube, Facebook, or other streaming applications.

1080p60 HDMI/IP PTZ Camera    AV-over-IP Streaming Transmitter    Wireless Lavalier Microphone System    MuxStream Control App, HDMI 2.0 Cable    H.265/264 Video Streaming Codecs    PoE Support on Transmitter    Stream to Facebook, YouTube, and More

AV-over-IP Transmitter supports up to 4K30 4:4:4 video streams

Low-bandwidth streaming via an H.264/265 video codec, optimal for LAN and Internet transmission

High-quality imagery and <200 ms latency in low-latency mode with H.265

Supports Multicast, RTSP, RTMP, HLS, FLV, and TS

Included HDMI/IP PTZ camera captures up to 1080p60 video

Includes wireless clip-on lavalier mic with transmitter and receiver

AV-over-IP Transmitter includes a power supply, but may be powered via PoE (Power-over-Ethernet)

Managed via free MuxLab MuxStream Control app available for iOS/Android tablets and Windows

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this camera be mounted hanging from a ceiling and the video flipped so it is rightside up?

A: When using the Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera, you will have the option to select auto for your Flip Video settings and your camera will naturally flip orientation when upside down.

Q: 2. Does it work with Zoom Livestream?

A: Yes. The Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera will work as a live camera for use with Zoom.

Q: 3. Can the levels of the internal mics and the line input be adjusted independently?

A: Yes, the Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera (3-Pack) using the multicam application will allow independent audio level control.

Q: 4. If I connect an external microphone to only one of the cameras, is it possible to keep the same audio when switching between cameras?

A: Yes, you can select your audio source independent of your camera switching with the Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera (3-Pack).

Q: 5. On mfg site in 2019 they state Mevo Start is compatible with SanDisk Ultra microSD. Does anyone know if it will handle the SanDisk Extreme microSD?

A: Yes. The Mevo Start Live Streaming Camera is also compatible with microSDXC.

Q: 6. What interface does the included microphone have?

A: The interface is 1/8" / 3.5 mm Stereo Line Level on the MuxLab MuxStream Live Streaming Solution.

Q: 7. When using as a monitor, what is the max fps?

A: The YoloLiv YoloMax All-in-One Live Streaming Solution with 32" Touchscreen is a 60Hz display, so it is limited to 60FPS.

Q: 8. Can the app be installed on Mac/PC?

A: Yes. The Mevo Webcam app is available for download via the Mevo website. https://mevo.com/pages/mevo-webcam-app

Q: 9. What is the actual sensor and size ?

A: The Mevo Start has a IMX307 2.07MP Sony 1080p sensor.

Q: 10. Can I use more than 3 cameras?

A: You need a computer that that can take the number of cameras you are using. You then use a video switching app such as OBS to switch between the cameras.