For the price definitely attractive. High praise indeed. And I think too, about just having a backup connection for the live stream "right there" if you want to use it, specifically if you go mobile data. It's quite a tool kit. Last but not least, not going to make fun of, punch down on issues Doug Johnson has had with 4K Web Presenter, but it seems to not halt without warning the way some of the streaming encoders have done at inopportune times during YT Livestreams. Even without bonded YoloLiv streaming encoders are not showing the same bad behaviors, and are much more reassuring and verifiable DURING a live stream. That's peace of mind is valuable.
yeah I do with the BMD encoders were better thats for sure! I am impressed what yololiv have done so far, like you say even just a standard encoder... i would love to see 4K thats for sure.. but who knows what the future brings!
Nice, I'll have to check it out!, currently using LiveU for the streams and a Peplink for Zoom, control and monitoring
For the price definitely attractive. High praise indeed. And I think too, about just having a backup connection for the live stream "right there" if you want to use it, specifically if you go mobile data. It's quite a tool kit. Last but not least, not going to make fun of, punch down on issues Doug Johnson has had with 4K Web Presenter, but it seems to not halt without warning the way some of the streaming encoders have done at inopportune times during YT Livestreams. Even without bonded YoloLiv streaming encoders are not showing the same bad behaviors, and are much more reassuring and verifiable DURING a live stream. That's peace of mind is valuable.
yeah I do with the BMD encoders were better thats for sure! I am impressed what yololiv have done so far, like you say even just a standard encoder... i would love to see 4K thats for sure.. but who knows what the future brings!
Apologies if covered... Is link aggregation used in your solutions? Something like Netgear GS108T?
Personally i normally use Peplinks if doing bonded internet connections, but this has it all built in