Greetings from Spain. I have been following you since I got my Mevo cameras and it has been very helpful. Regarding the Mevo Pro, I think it still has many shortcomings. I have used it for streaming by combining Mevo cameras and iPhones, and apart from the difference you mentioned, it is very annoying that you cannot change image settings on the iPhone from the Mevo app. Until they change this, it is an application that I will not pay a subscription for, as I see it as something essential when using more than one iPhone for broadcasting. Congratulations on your channel.
Hey Jason I’ve been watching your channel for several years and we finally went live for the first time yesterday at my daughters softball tournament and we had trouble with glitching during the games. I am running a Mevo start camera thru my phone and using sidelineHD. What would be the best setup for a single camera stream behind home plate? I fill like the internet connection was our biggest problem
I agree with your assessment about internet connection. In my unscientific tests, my cell phone ALWAYS gave me the slowest continual upload streams compared to my ipad and mifi hotspot. If you’re going to use a single camera setup I’d start by adding a mifi hotspot.
Greetings form Switzerland (Reformed Church). I think that in low light situations the Mevo Start now seems to performs better (it wasn't the case in the past. My iPhone 13 would do better). I used Mevo Start during Covid, but apart that "season", we din't stream anymore. We don't like to be an "electronic" church, we don't have long distances like in the USA. However few days ago I took again the Mevo start and I was impressed by the new Multicam software. Now I'm "tempted" to stream again special events. Thank you for your channel!!
And thank you for the kind words. We learned a lot of things we don’t want to do in that season. But the mid-week stream just to offer encouragement seemed to be of great value.
I just received a Meebo and it was the worst quality ever. I have no idea what I’m doing wrong, but it won’t even switch to a higher resolution setting it just doesn’t offer it as an option.
Platforms have to start letting us send live 4k to them before anyone will push that envelope. In a mobile stream especially, this will eat through a lot of data!
Hello Jason, thanks for all your pieces of advice. I hope you can help me. I'm doing electronics installation in model trains, right now I'm using Logi BRIO to do it, so the camera about 10 inches from my workbench capturing the model when I'm working on it. Is Mevo will bring me better quality for a very close shot. I'm using OBS to broadcast to TH-cam. Thanks, AK
Not familiar with the BRIO webcam but the Mevo’s ability to get into tight spaces with no cables attached should be a great plus. What are the specs on the BRIO?
@@JasonHoffmanYT Thank you. Technical Specifications Multiple resolutions 4K/30fps: up to 4096 x 2160 pixels 1080p/30 or 60 fps: up to 1920 x 1080 pixels 720p/30, 60, or 90 fps: up to 1280 x 720 pixels Focus type: Autofocus Lens type: Glass Built-in mic: stereo, dual omni-directional Diagonal field of view (dFoV): 90°/78°/65° Digital zoom: 5x USB connectivity: USB-A plug-and-play, supports USB-C with third party adapter not included Rightlight 3 with HDR for clear image in various lighting environments ranging from low light to direct sunlight. Infrared sensor technology for Windows
I have a 10th generation ipad that I will be using to stream my son’s baseball games via fence mount. Do you have any suggestions for 1st time user as far zoom control, graphics, etc?
I may have limited access to Switcher Studio which is for IOS only, and it allows you to remotely control multiple devices, baseball scoreboard, etc. However, looking for an alternative when I do not have the access.
I've started using an iPhone 12 as a second camera for my baseball streams, the difference is drastic. What can I do to make the video from each be more similar?
@@just-baseball No, in the native app it is limited. You have get into a 3rd party camera app to get the white balance, contrast, saturation etc. My favorite is Movie Pro. iPhoneographers is a YT channel with a lot of good info re: getting the most out of your camera.
Greetings from Spain. I have been following you since I got my Mevo cameras and it has been very helpful. Regarding the Mevo Pro, I think it still has many shortcomings. I have used it for streaming by combining Mevo cameras and iPhones, and apart from the difference you mentioned, it is very annoying that you cannot change image settings on the iPhone from the Mevo app. Until they change this, it is an application that I will not pay a subscription for, as I see it as something essential when using more than one iPhone for broadcasting. Congratulations on your channel.
I appreciate the comment!
Great work Jason as always....thanks for all the info brother.
So encouraging, thanks!
Hey Jason I’ve been watching your channel for several years and we finally went live for the first time yesterday at my daughters softball tournament and we had trouble with glitching during the games. I am running a Mevo start camera thru my phone and using sidelineHD. What would be the best setup for a single camera stream behind home plate? I fill like the internet connection was our biggest problem
I agree with your assessment about internet connection. In my unscientific tests, my cell phone ALWAYS gave me the slowest continual upload streams compared to my ipad and mifi hotspot. If you’re going to use a single camera setup I’d start by adding a mifi hotspot.
Love this! Thanks for posting!
Thanks Harry. Good to hear from you!
Greetings form Switzerland (Reformed Church). I think that in low light situations the Mevo Start now seems to performs better (it wasn't the case in the past. My iPhone 13 would do better). I used Mevo Start during Covid, but apart that "season", we din't stream anymore. We don't like to be an "electronic" church, we don't have long distances like in the USA. However few days ago I took again the Mevo start and I was impressed by the new Multicam software. Now I'm "tempted" to stream again special events. Thank you for your channel!!
And thank you for the kind words. We learned a lot of things we don’t want to do in that season. But the mid-week stream just to offer encouragement seemed to be of great value.
I just received a Meebo and it was the worst quality ever. I have no idea what I’m doing wrong, but it won’t even switch to a higher resolution setting it just doesn’t offer it as an option.
I’d suggest either posting your issue in the Mevo Customer Group on Facebook or open a ticket with Mevo directly.
I'm hopeful at some point we will be able to stream in 4K but to your point, I've tried streaming with the iPhone but the Mevo is far more stable.
Platforms have to start letting us send live 4k to them before anyone will push that envelope. In a mobile stream especially, this will eat through a lot of data!
@@JasonHoffmanYT Aggred 👍🏼☺️
Which iPhone and iOS is being compared here and what settings are you using?
iPhone 13 Pro Max running iOS 16
Hello Jason, thanks for all your pieces of advice. I hope you can help me. I'm doing electronics installation in model trains, right now I'm using Logi BRIO to do it, so the camera about 10 inches from my workbench capturing the model when I'm working on it. Is Mevo will bring me better quality for a very close shot. I'm using OBS to broadcast to TH-cam. Thanks, AK
Not familiar with the BRIO webcam but the Mevo’s ability to get into tight spaces with no cables attached should be a great plus. What are the specs on the BRIO?
@@JasonHoffmanYT Thank you.
Technical Specifications
Multiple resolutions
4K/30fps: up to 4096 x 2160 pixels
1080p/30 or 60 fps: up to 1920 x 1080 pixels
720p/30, 60, or 90 fps: up to 1280 x 720 pixels
Focus type: Autofocus
Lens type: Glass
Built-in mic: stereo, dual omni-directional
Diagonal field of view (dFoV): 90°/78°/65°
Digital zoom: 5x
USB connectivity: USB-A plug-and-play, supports USB-C with third party adapter not included
Rightlight 3 with HDR for clear image in various lighting environments ranging from low light to direct sunlight.
Infrared sensor technology for Windows
I have a 10th generation ipad that I will be using to stream my son’s baseball games via fence mount. Do you have any suggestions for 1st time user as far zoom control, graphics, etc?
Also, the ipad has its own cellular connection
@@jboogy30 are you using the iPad camera or Mevo to get your video for the stream?
I will be using the ipad camera as the recording source.
I may have limited access to Switcher Studio which is for IOS only, and it allows you to remotely control multiple devices, baseball scoreboard, etc. However, looking for an alternative when I do not have the access.
I've started using an iPhone 12 as a second camera for my baseball streams, the difference is drastic. What can I do to make the video from each be more similar?
With both cameras up in Multicam, I’d go thru the image adjustments til it was close. Takes time but worth it.
@@JasonHoffmanYT am I missing something on the iPhone because there is not much you can change compared to the Start
@@just-baseball No, in the native app it is limited. You have get into a 3rd party camera app to get the white balance, contrast, saturation etc. My favorite is Movie Pro. iPhoneographers is a YT channel with a lot of good info re: getting the most out of your camera.
@@JasonHoffmanYT So if I change the camera settings in another app, when I launch Mevo Go it will retain and use those settings?
@@just-baseball I have not confirmed this but if not we can use screenshare because 3rd party apps will give you a clean output
What version is your ipad sorry I have an ipad air 1st but the transmission is cut off it does not support the mevo multicam app
The one recording for this video is the 2022 iPad Air. The one shown in the video is the 2021 iPad Pro.
Apple iPad Air 1st WiFi 128GB I Gray this is the iPad I have but them kick me out win I make transmission to Facebook
Why did you record in 360p?
The video is still processing on TH-cam’s end. It will show up in 1080 in a few minutes. I guess there’s no reward for watching early lol.
A is Mevo B is iPhone
My guess is that the iPhone is "A."
Did you stick around long enough to see if you were right?
@Jason Hoffman I read the comments; did not see an answer.
@@BAdams138 oh I’m just kidding with you. There’s a clip at the end revealing the side by side answer. Thanks for the comment!
@Jason Hoffman I will look again. AND, get you back. We are only about three hours apart (Beaumont) and hope to meet you this year.
A iPhone b Mevo
Crazy, my iPhone never shoots that warm. 12 pro max
My 11 and 13 are both noticeably warm. May be why I like vibrant in the Mevo settings, to get it to match better.