Can i use it to broadcast for example in a videochat website ? or is it only for ustream and youtube?
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It is for UStream. If you are want to broadcast a videochat website. This isn't what you are looking for.
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You be able to make a RSTP server by you own. Wowsa is a very good option. Good luck!
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You could potentially use it via a USB connection with a converter, but it's really designed for direct connection to a live streaming provider.
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You can view the video over your local area network (thru a computer on your LAN) but if you were hoping to plug a VGA or HDMI cable into the box, it will not display the video feed. Also, if you get this device, make sure to look on ubiquiti's website and learn how to update the software. It's easy, you just need to SSH into the box and run some commands.
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I would say yes although I have never tried it myself. If you go to Panasonic website here is what they say:Real Time Broadcasting"Built-in Wi-Fi function enables Real Time Broadcasting of important events via Ustream. This lets you deliver live images to people with Internet access around the world. There is also a function to send e-mail to notify the start of broadcasting to preregistered e-mail addresses."Obviously you need to have Ustream service which you have to pay for. But perhaps you can use alternatives. Though Panasonic doesn't guarantee it neither will be able to help you with it. I would say yes although I have never tried it myself. If you go to Panasonic website here is what they say:Real Time Broadcasting"Built-in Wi-Fi function enables Real Time Broadcasting of important events via Ustream. This lets you deliver live images to people with Internet access around the world. There is also a function to send e-mail to notify the start of broadcasting to preregistered e-mail addresses."Obviously you need to have Ustream service which you have to pay for. But perhaps you can use alternatives. Though Panasonic doesn't guarantee it... » Read More I would say yes although I have never tried it myself. If you go to Panasonic website here is what they say:Real Time Broadcasting"Built-in Wi-Fi function enables Real Time Broadcasting of important events via Ustream. This lets you deliver live images to people with Internet access around the world. There is also a function to send e-mail to notify the start of broadcasting to preregistered e-mail addresses."Obviously you need to have Ustream service which you have to pay for. But perhaps you can use alternatives. Though Panasonic doesn't guarantee it neither will be able to help you with it. « Show Less
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I don't know. I communicate with simple.tv via my Windows 7 computer and ROKU. Basically, anything on your local network with browser capability can access simple.tv via the simple.tv website. If Chromecast has that capability, it ought to be able to communicate with simple.tv. If not, it probably will not be able to do so. I would check with both Chromecast and Simple.tv for the answer to that question.
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The video camera does have a live feed option through ustream. It would technically stream through the Internet to a computer. I'm sure there is an output cable to go from the camera to the computer, but I haven't done that, so I don't know for sure.
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Yes you can. Straight stream from it to twitch. Or you can use it to capture and use another program to stream.
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It really isn't what this device is designed to do. I'm not saying it can't be done--there are people who have modified this device to run Apache web servers and SQL databases. I know it can do some streaming of previously recorded material, but it isn't why I bought the device and I haven't tried it.
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Hi, Thank you for contacting us however our product can be used in transmitting any thing that is already sending a video signal it does not have to video outs if you have any other questions please feel free to ask thank you.
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I don't see why not. I used it to stream high def video files on my pc. Although, sometimes if I'm watching something and copying large amounts of info it may skip a little.
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This camera can be used for live streaming? Using Ustream.com and similar services?
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This is a very simple device.... it takes two signals and puts them on one screen. If you send it two videos, it will spit out both on one screen. just test the video stream from each source prior to burning the content. you should be fine if you have a stream
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No, I dont think it can play any mp3 stream. It looks for the channel rather than a web address.david
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As far as I know, it is video only. I see no inputs for audio. You can stream to the Yoics client, but if you want to embed a stream into a website, you'll need to install a the OpenSource firmware.
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I remember that it _CAN NOT_ the device is very out dated and was really only designed for UStream and that was were it lacked. As many of the reviewers have said, "Does One Thing And Does It Good"There are several other options that work much better.
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For a single Stream, yes. Have not tried with multiple streams.I use a separate computer to encode the digital media files in the first place using handbrake with a really tight h264 encoding and i have not run into any issues with the real time transcoding to my roku or chromecast.I have had issues transcoding to my phone at 1080p but that was more about trying to stream 1080p over a 3G connection.
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I have never tried this, but if there is a way to connect the camera to your computer that would work with ustream or livestream, I don't see any reason why not. I would suggest using a lav mic (powered) for all audio. When using an external mic with this camera, it's best to run the camera on battery power as opposed to plugging it in as this camera is prone to picking up noise from the power source with an external mic plugged in. Hope that made sense.
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If your device supports H.264 and RTSP then I would say yes, otherwise your device will not be able to see the video stream. I looked up the Digimerge and it runs embedded Linux and says it supports H.264 and RTSP. I use an old version of Linux on a PC with Zoneminder that didn't support it but I was able to compile a newer version of ffmpeg and zoneminder and it now works great. So I would say you have a pretty good chance it will work as-is.