Hi Anthony, I am a lover and user of the Yolobox pro. Three things that I would appreciate if future updates can address them. 1. Compatibility with Bheringer and other sound cards via USB input just as can be done when streaming using a windows computer. 2. Compatibility with the canon EOS webcam utility software so that canon cameras that don't have a clean HDMI output can be input as a webcam. 3. Compatibility with the Ocusync technology used in most DJI drones so that the Yolobox can receive a video feed wirelessly from a drone camera as an extra video source. If these three can be added to the Yolobox, then this would be a no brainer kill! Thanks.
The challenge with the EOS webcam is that it uses an app on the computer side. YoloBox is an android tablet and Canon doesn't make a utility to ingest their camera into Android OS. Same with Occusync, it' requires the maker to offer that ability with a SDK. Otherwise they're keeping the ability to use it to themselves.
@@IEBATechThoughts Okay. Understood. Can't Yolobox technicians request DJI and Canon to have a collaboration on this? Maybe they will sometime in the future. But I understand completely and thanks for taking your time to reply.
I did not follow the examples with CBR. If set to CBR with bitrate of 5000Kbs and 60 fps that leaves 87 Kbps.. What is the equation you used to arrive at 87 Kbps? If 30 fps that leaves 167 Kbps. What is the equation you used to arrive at 167 Kbps?
Can these settings be changed during the stream? For instance, can I change the lower the bitrate if I'm filming a speech, and then when there is going to be dancing (for example), then I bump up the bitrate?
You can directly select the VBR (Variable Bit Rate) video encoding option on the Pro, which will automatically adjust the bit rate based on the complexity of the video content. Hope this helps!
Is independent of most of these factors except that, with panning for sports, a slower shutter will provide more motion blur of most of the image, and that makes it easier to compress the already blured parts of the image because there's no detail there to preserve.
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Just happened to come across this by chance. Super, crisp explanation. Nice one Anthony!
Thank you so much, Anthony. I finally now understand the concepts!
Happy to help.
Hi Anthony, I am a lover and user of the Yolobox pro.
Three things that I would appreciate if future updates can address them.
1. Compatibility with Bheringer and other sound cards via USB input just as can be done when streaming using a windows computer.
2. Compatibility with the canon EOS webcam utility software so that canon cameras that don't have a clean HDMI output can be input as a webcam.
3. Compatibility with the Ocusync technology used in most DJI drones so that the Yolobox can receive a video feed wirelessly from a drone camera as an extra video source.
If these three can be added to the Yolobox, then this would be a no brainer kill!
Thanks.
The challenge with the EOS webcam is that it uses an app on the computer side.
YoloBox is an android tablet and Canon doesn't make a utility to ingest their camera into Android OS.
Same with Occusync, it' requires the maker to offer that ability with a SDK. Otherwise they're keeping the ability to use it to themselves.
@@IEBATechThoughts Okay. Understood.
Can't Yolobox technicians request DJI and Canon to have a collaboration on this? Maybe they will sometime in the future.
But I understand completely and thanks for taking your time to reply.
Why is 720p limited to 2000 kbps? If I want to stream with 60 fps (which I can choose) it will never be enough for a good quality, or am I wrong?
looking for these lessons for over a year now.. Thanks a lot Anthony
Happy to help.
Keep them coming Anthony!!!!! 😎🔥🔥🔥🔥
Working on it!
Very informative video, thanks Anthony.
Thanks!
Would like to know how 60fps with low bitrate would look vs 30fps with higher bitrate for sports
good Evening
I have a black magic 6K pro and the yolobox mini, my question is why my streams are having that cinematic look.
Hi there.. still, I'm facing an issue with video quality on Instagram and TikTok, I hope you can help me
I did not follow the examples with CBR. If set to CBR with bitrate of 5000Kbs and 60 fps that leaves 87 Kbps.. What is the equation you used to arrive at 87 Kbps? If 30 fps that leaves 167 Kbps. What is the equation you used to arrive at 167 Kbps?
I use the default CBR but what I notice is a 3-5 second delay in my church live events. What could that be?
How do I add a scroller text on my stream?
Can these settings be changed during the stream? For instance, can I change the lower the bitrate if I'm filming a speech, and then when there is going to be dancing (for example), then I bump up the bitrate?
You can directly select the VBR (Variable Bit Rate) video encoding option on the Pro, which will automatically adjust the bit rate based on the complexity of the video content. Hope this helps!
@@YoloLivTech thank you very much!
Please let me know, if the internet is variable and sometimes very low, can I choose the Variable bite rate?
That's when CBR can be more reliable.
Nice one.
Can i change HDMI Out to 30 or 60 fps ? How? Thanks!
Camera Shutter speed?
Is independent of most of these factors except that, with panning for sports, a slower shutter will provide more motion blur of most of the image, and that makes it easier to compress the already blured parts of the image because there's no detail there to preserve.
This setting is not available on Instream :((
Hi, for feature requests, please email us: contact@yololiv.com. Thank you!
Why my Yololiv Yolobox has maximum 30 fps? I can't change it to higher..
Hi Pablo, please email us to: contact@yololiv.com for assistance. Thank you!
You failed to mention CQ. Constant Quality is a VBR approach that tries to present consistent image quality.
I did, because most any VBR, even if not called "constant quality" is trying to maintain a constant good quality.
Why is 720p limited to 2000 kbps? If I want to stream with 60 fps (which I can choose) it will never be enough for a good quality, or am I wrong?