Datavideo EZ Streaming Package B2 (Black)

The SE-500HD 1920 x 1080 4-Channel HDMI Video Switcher from Datavideo features four HDMI inputs and two HDMI outputs, which allow users to connect consumer camcorders, GoPro cameras, HDMI laptops, tablets, and more. It accepts various input resolutions at once, eliminating the need to add converters into the workflow. The SE-500HD switcher is loaded with features such as Luma key for graphic overlays, split screen for podcast interviews, and PIP for PowerPoint presentations. Equipped with a built-in audio mixer, it allows users to plug in microphones and other audio sources directly.

Stream HD or SD video to the web with Datavideo's H.264 Video Streaming Encoder and MP4 Recorder. The NVS-33 encodes incoming video to H.264 in real time and can send it to stream on the web while simultaneously recording to an SD card. The recording feature benefits content creators who want their video to be available on-demand after the live stream is over. The NVS-33 uses a simple web-based user interface (UI) that can be accessed from a standard web browser. The multi-language UI can configure the settings and also upgrade firmware from the web.

The NVS-33 can accept video with embedded audio from SDI or HDMI sources. Audio can also be input from a dedicated L-R RCA audio input. Scaling and deinterlacing can be accomplished on any video input. Processing is done during the pre-encoding to preserve video quality. The front panel contains the status LEDs, power switch, and an SD card slot, which can record to cards formatted with FAT, exFAT, or NTFS file systems.

This datavideo 20x HDBaseT PTZ Camera with HDBaseT Receiver Box and Power Supply allows you to transmit 1080p video up to 300' over a Cat 6 Ethernet cable. The included camera features a 1/2.8" CMOS sensor with 2.07 MP resolution. The built-in zoom lens features an optical zoom range of 20x, and you can zoom in further with the 10x digital zoom.

The included HBT-11 receiver with its power adapter can power the camera remotely over an Ethernet cable. It accepts an input signal from the camera and converts it to an HDMI signal. The pair allows you to place the camera about 300' away from the HDMI display device without having to worry about video repeaters, or power cables.