Mevo Camera
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2017 3:27 pm
The Mevo Camera product is from Livestream (just acquired by Vimeo). As an STS responsible for stake conference webcasting, this is a particularly interesting product.
https://getmevo.com/
So... my work got one a few weeks ago and are letting me trial it away from work. The basic idea would be a single camera setup in the first few rows (the camera is designed to be a few meters from its subject, not at the back of the room) and see how intrusive it is. I'm not doing this during stake conference. The camera is relatively small and compact.
But the idea is that between this camera and the iOS / Android app, I can control several "static" frames and easily and smoothly pan from each one. Limitation, of course, just one angle. So is it weird for conference to be head on the entire broadcast? Maybe.
Other limitation is that it can only stream directly several common streaming providers... Livestream itself, YouTube, Facebook, and Periscope/Twitter. They don't currently have plans to support configurable RTSP URLs to stream to LDS's streaming system.
Any thoughts on this camera? Could this type of low-cost system be successful across stake centers? If so, I think the church should partner much like they did with the Teradek VidiU encoders.
https://getmevo.com/
So... my work got one a few weeks ago and are letting me trial it away from work. The basic idea would be a single camera setup in the first few rows (the camera is designed to be a few meters from its subject, not at the back of the room) and see how intrusive it is. I'm not doing this during stake conference. The camera is relatively small and compact.
But the idea is that between this camera and the iOS / Android app, I can control several "static" frames and easily and smoothly pan from each one. Limitation, of course, just one angle. So is it weird for conference to be head on the entire broadcast? Maybe.
Other limitation is that it can only stream directly several common streaming providers... Livestream itself, YouTube, Facebook, and Periscope/Twitter. They don't currently have plans to support configurable RTSP URLs to stream to LDS's streaming system.
Any thoughts on this camera? Could this type of low-cost system be successful across stake centers? If so, I think the church should partner much like they did with the Teradek VidiU encoders.