[OCTOBER 2022 UPDATE]: The TBS Encoder might be harder (and more expensive!) to get now, than it was in 2021. Here's the list of my up-to-date backpack gear, and an encoder alternative with similar specs: kit.co/sprEEEzy/spreeezy-s-irl-backpack-v1 I've made a dedicated tech channel: th-cam.com/channels/t3O3ScWSlpGGiXLVMSNJRg.html - It'll feature all kinds of IRL / Streaming / Tech videos. Also, offering 1-on-1 consulting sessions for people that want to know more / need help getting their setup ready in short notice: spreeezy.com/consulting/ Want to know more on IRL setups? Full playlist available here: th-cam.com/play/PL-czD6_A6J7RXT1EKFFgBP3PJCPaBLPFL.html
@sprEEEzy You are a genius! For way too many months I've been trying to figure out how to do the exact same thing. The only downside is the Night Hawk is AT&T and T-Mobile and I have Verizon. Now time to figure out how to get the OBS to work and start buying these parts to build this. Cheers!
Instead of using a step-up cable, you could get a USB-C power bank compatible with Power Delivery (PD), which are very common these days, and then use a PD trigger to trigger the 12V output. Some battery can even output 20V@3A with PD, which gives 60W.
The demo of SRT vs RTMP is actually pretty insane. I'm surprised Twitch and TH-cam both don't support it natively without a middleman to convert it. Good video!
Fantastic work. With a more powerful powerbank and a proper mobile 4G router you could get a really sweet compact setup. I have no interest in live streaming whatsoever but this video made me want to set this up just to prove how well it could work.
I have had this video in my "liked" for like the last 6 months super scared to take this jump into different content creation. I watched this video atleast 30 times in between then and now. Yesterday, I finally pulled the trigger and bought all the stuff needed and I just want to say THANK YOU!
You can fly domestically with the Power Oaks, but they aren't allowed on international flights, unfortunately. They're super handy for streaming all day and charging multiple devices. Something the smaller power banks can't beat.
You said we might have to do port forwarding and that you'd cover that elsewhere. Two questions: 1. Under what conditions will one need to do poet forwarding!? And 2. Where's that video!?
This is the solution I have been looking for to stream sports, unencumbered by A/C power and cabled Ethernet! It is great. The only issue is that I am not as up to speed on the software part of this setup, so I'll need to watch your videos to brush up. Thanks again, this is what I need!
Mate, this is brilliant! I just tried my first twitch today from the batbike. Just gopro through phone to twitch. I lost connection on fast roads frequently and bitrate drops periodically. I think i may try this hardware combo. My power is sorted from the bike so thats no issue. Might wait while summer for now. Motorcycle season nearly over. But this is the next step for me, if my stream goes anywhere. Thanks again pal.
Wow - this seems so cool. I began thinking about IRL streaming recently and this setup is certainly more affordable than other setups I've seen (LiveU etc.). Of course I'll need to watch a few times to fully understand it 😁
Amazing video man, this is the solution i was looking for to stream at 100mph plus on track. Shout out to the Triple E club and Spreeezy for putting this together! Nice work!
Oye sprEEE, the knowledge you obtained through tweaking your setup is friggin' amazing! This is super useful info & I hope algorithm helps you - it's a must see for all IRL streamers. Also 1:33 , who are these supermodels .. got their number?
Why wouldn't you just use the URayCoder HEVC Wireless HDMI to H.264 H.265 IP Encoder? It would eliminate the 12V Step Up USB Cable 5.5 2.1mm. It runs on SONY battery F550, F750, F970. Wouldnt need the TP-Link MR6400 Router because you can connect wirelessly. The price of the encoder are about $1 from each other. gopro ------> hdmi -----> uraycoder w/ sony battery pack ----> wifi with srt and hevc ---> nighthawk/cell phone (hotspot) ------> obs on pc or cloud vps server ------> rtmp -----> streaming site (youtube live, twitch, etc)
thankyou sooooooooooooooooooo much.... I'm an aspiring IRL streamer and I find it all quite confusing but this ONE video... honestly made it so straightforward to understand!
Really good video. Nailed the pacing. But what I find interesting/concerning is the lack of support for newer protocols. Why is it that big website always tend to take ages for new protocols to be supported...
It was a very detailed and easy-to-understand video. Thank you very much. But I don't know how to transfer data from 4G mobile router to middleman PC. Do you have any reference videos?
Looks like the TBS-2603 AU is a more versatile option. It has in and out HDMI and in and out jack's for audio. The last is more practical to connect wireless / dual mic's like the Rode. The USB on it is for recording, so I guess it can not be powered over USB.
Hey SprEEEzy - I notice the GoPro10 is out. Can you do a review on this vs the GoPro8 Also throughout all the videos you don't explain how the router connects to the phone. I'm guessing that camera to encoder, encoder to router, router to phone, phone to home computer, home computer converts video and then goes to stream. BUT the router to phone part wasn't explain, or maybe to briefly.
nope, router requires a sim data plan which sends the data to home. phone isn't really part of the setup, just separate to read twitch chat/control obs
so i finally pulled the trigger and bought all the items so I could do travel irl streaming, with that being said I wont have access to an entire PC so how would I go about this using these items. Could I just use my phone or is this build only possible with a PC running obs to connect to? Im very new to this so this may all sound really dumb, any help is appreciated
Cool setup, but one thing is that these days that bulky battery isn't necessary since you can power a LiveU Solo with any a usb c PD battery and a cheap cable to adapt usb c to 12V DC (the difference between this and those step-up cables you used is that this way it is the battery bank doing the DC-DC conversion which will do it more efficiently than those cheap cables and have a max current of whatever the specs of the battery are). I want to clear though I think what you've done is amazing, SRT is a way better protocol (as you likely know LiveU's own subscription service uses a variant of SRT) and the bandwidth savings H265 should help a lot when you a poor connection, overall I would expect a much more stable stream (especially if you are comparing to LiveU without the subscription)
Hey, yep, you're right about the batteries. In my case, I've used whatever I had around the place - even the router. The PD batteries are obviously the way to go. If you wanna know more on latest developments, join us in the Discord discussions: discord.gg/spreeezy Cheers!
I use my LiveU solo as a portable streaming PC for my gaming laptop, do you have any idea how I could replace the liveu solo with something like this without an extra streaming PC?
okay, not better a small laptop with a powerbunk that will transcode the signal and either send the transmissions directly to the platform or even to a computer at home that will do the whole SRT. Maybe I don't understand something, but there are laptops that cost less than this encoder or even the same and are more functional. What you Think ?
Thank you for your tutorials. In regard to the OBS Tablet Remote website, I am having trouble connecting from an LTE connection. For the "Host", do I simply put my public IPv4?
hows AV1 doing nowadays, compare to SRT? found this "You can pack AV1 within Matroska within SRT (I've tried it, and it works), but once you have any loss beyond what SRT can fix, you lose several seconds of video."
Thanks, this is very inspiring! I just start to stream and want to use my mobile to start with and a full size camera plus Yolobox later on. I plan to stream on events, so I do not need an action cam. I do understand the encoding part, but if you are on your bike, how does your streaming PC get your WIFI router signal and where do you have the streaming PC. I guess not in your bike shirt back-pocket? Thanks for your reply & best wishes from Berlin!
Very good video. I would love to live stream while i'm on my way home from work and soon i vill start a house rebuild that i would love to live stream aswell. Will this work with Streamlabs OBS or do i have to get the standard OBS ?
@@sprEEEzy One more question. Love the GPS map on the overlay, what do you use to get the GPS data to your home server? A video on that part of the setup could be cool too. thanks again!
I´ve been trying to start a live stream with a similar setup with a gopro hero 5... But it won´t work with a external microphone and that f.... microphone adapter brick thingy you have to use :-/ My question is, does the gopro Hero 7 works well with an external Mic? Thank you :-)
seems like they're discontinuing and replacing this TBS encoder part - most of the h265 encoders on market are getting pricier especially newer ones like the TBS2603au. thankfully they're selling a TBS2603V2 (version 2) with an audio jack, drawback is that it weighs ~60% grams more than the original. but then again, any NDI encoder with HDMI, RJ45 port and preferred H.265 should work... right?
This looks like a very nice option to spending all sorts of $$. Thanks for the video and sub'd your channel. Not sure if I can get by the tech stuff but since I have a cell phone and a GoPro hero 9 with the wrap around device that gives you the 3 ports you need...I might just give it a go. I've got the audio solved with my wireless GO. I'm just concerned with the quality of the video. Question: Is the PC and Android compatible or am I wasting my time?
What kind of person would dislike this video? Who doesn't like saving money? Who likes paywalls? Who likes getting ripped off?! Thanks sprEEEzy! You're a gentleman and a scholar.
Question unlike the liveU 300+ for double modem per month. How much is this set up and how hard is it to set up in full srt server and what not thanks!
I own a cellphone, action camera and powerbank, but no encoder. And I can't buy one anytime soon... Can I still stream with my phone (with or without action camera) and use my PC as backup for playing an intermission scene when my 4g is down?
Hey! I know this may sound dumb but does your internet plan just carry over to the mobile router? Like if you have xfin or just whatever can you use that with unlimited data? Or do you have to get something special just for that?
I keep coming back to this video. Thank you for this. This might be a lame question , but can I use a camera even if it isn't Hdmi as long as I have a proper adapter?
Hi! Thank You for the insight! I'm a sports photographer seeking a better way to "tell the story". This could be it! My goal is to stream live as I walk around the circuit, some how it can be done. Now, I would like to swap over to a remote cam on the bike....Would you be able to just pointing a direction on how to do it? Please, just a direction I'll will work on it. Cheers
Couple questions as im trying to get back into irl streaming again. 1) You'd still need a sim card with unlimited data for the Nighthawk hotspot / router, right? If so, I'm currently leaning towards Unlimitedville for this. Any suggestions? 2) Do you still need to be worried about throttling with that "unlimited" sim card data or does the Encoder to middleman setup negate the need to worry about data throttling? 3) lemme make sure I got this right with the process.. GoPro > Encoder > Router (Which runs off the internet of the hotspot) > PC > SRT > Livestream
Any ideas on power consumption for this setup? I am looking at streaming for over 4 days in a stretch. Might be avle to swap some batteries once or twice.
Hi I plan to do IRL in budapest. I have 2 samsung phones. I want to save money so how do I use your set up with my 2 phones? I have a wide angle lens for phone, portable speaker, power bank. Tel me what else I need please 🙏
Hi! I saw many people complaining about how the M1 has issues with overheating, which can make the speeds go really low or even shutdown itself. Do you managed to solve this somehow? Thanks for the vid!
I don't even stream...but I want this because it gives the middle finger to LiveU and other pay-for services. How does this solution compare to a Belabox setup?
Also you forgot to talk about 3G-4G connection. Do you connect your cellphone to Gopro direclty via bluetooth? Do you route your 4g to the wifi modem? do you plug your 4chip to a mobile roter then connect to the wifi modem?
[OCTOBER 2022 UPDATE]: The TBS Encoder might be harder (and more expensive!) to get now, than it was in 2021. Here's the list of my up-to-date backpack gear, and an encoder alternative with similar specs: kit.co/sprEEEzy/spreeezy-s-irl-backpack-v1
I've made a dedicated tech channel: th-cam.com/channels/t3O3ScWSlpGGiXLVMSNJRg.html - It'll feature all kinds of IRL / Streaming / Tech videos.
Also, offering 1-on-1 consulting sessions for people that want to know more / need help getting their setup ready in short notice: spreeezy.com/consulting/
Want to know more on IRL setups? Full playlist available here: th-cam.com/play/PL-czD6_A6J7RXT1EKFFgBP3PJCPaBLPFL.html
@Achaeos Salisbury AKA LOCKBEARD @Achaeos Salisbury AKA LOCKBEARD There's a lot to cover, best you come over to our Discord! discord.gg/spreeezy
@sprEEEzy You are a genius! For way too many months I've been trying to figure out how to do the exact same thing. The only downside is the Night Hawk is AT&T and T-Mobile and I have Verizon. Now time to figure out how to get the OBS to work and start buying these parts to build this. Cheers!
So now I'm sitting here with $600+ in my Amazon cart for no other reason than being impressed by how well thought out this is.
Cheers man!
Hi Tim.
Did you end up trying this in the end? If so, how did it work out for you?
Yeah, what Robin said! Did it work?
Yeah Tim, what Robin and Niko said! Did it work?
Yeah Tim, any news?
Instead of using a step-up cable, you could get a USB-C power bank compatible with Power Delivery (PD), which are very common these days, and then use a PD trigger to trigger the 12V output. Some battery can even output 20V@3A with PD, which gives 60W.
Really cool guide! I have been considering getting some more expensive IRL equipment, but this setup makes it an absolute no-brainer!
The demo of SRT vs RTMP is actually pretty insane. I'm surprised Twitch and TH-cam both don't support it natively without a middleman to convert it.
Good video!
Yea .. it’s not that great I’ve been trying 4 months to get it going properly on a really dodgey connection. It helps but still a PITA
Fantastic work. With a more powerful powerbank and a proper mobile 4G router you could get a really sweet compact setup. I have no interest in live streaming whatsoever but this video made me want to set this up just to prove how well it could work.
I have had this video in my "liked" for like the last 6 months super scared to take this jump into different content creation. I watched this video atleast 30 times in between then and now. Yesterday, I finally pulled the trigger and bought all the stuff needed and I just want to say THANK YOU!
Hurray! Now to set it up!
Did you try it ? :)
how did it go
You can fly domestically with the Power Oaks, but they aren't allowed on international flights, unfortunately. They're super handy for streaming all day and charging multiple devices. Something the smaller power banks can't beat.
Thank you 😊
you don't know how long I've been trying to find a video of someone explaining this. Thank you
Cheers, stop by our Discord for a chat as well!
Was at loss to power my Jetson Nano 4GB for IRL but the 12V Step up cable saved me! Thanks!!
You said we might have to do port forwarding and that you'd cover that elsewhere.
Two questions: 1. Under what conditions will one need to do poet forwarding!? And 2. Where's that video!?
This is the solution I have been looking for to stream sports, unencumbered by A/C power and cabled Ethernet! It is great.
The only issue is that I am not as up to speed on the software part of this setup, so I'll need to watch your videos to brush up.
Thanks again, this is what I need!
looking forward for the loopy + obs setting tutorial. Thank you
Nice. I'll have to check out your IRL streams again. I tried watching a while ago but the quality and stream dropouts were pretty annoying haha
I just found this VOD and thanks to u I will stream my BMX Session !
Mate, this is brilliant! I just tried my first twitch today from the batbike. Just gopro through phone to twitch. I lost connection on fast roads frequently and bitrate drops periodically. I think i may try this hardware combo. My power is sorted from the bike so thats no issue. Might wait while summer for now. Motorcycle season nearly over. But this is the next step for me, if my stream goes anywhere. Thanks again pal.
Wow - this seems so cool. I began thinking about IRL streaming recently and this setup is certainly more affordable than other setups I've seen (LiveU etc.). Of course I'll need to watch a few times to fully understand it 😁
I'll be releasing separate videos on each part of the setup! First one already out
Amazing video man, this is the solution i was looking for to stream at 100mph plus on track. Shout out to the Triple E club and Spreeezy for putting this together! Nice work!
i do luv ppl who shares valuable information
Oye sprEEE, the knowledge you obtained through tweaking your setup is friggin' amazing! This is super useful info & I hope algorithm helps you - it's a must see for all IRL streamers.
Also 1:33 , who are these supermodels .. got their number?
this was a kick-ass guide, I really pressed all the youtube buttons on it, great job!
Yayaya!
Can I use yolobox for this. This looks really high tech
holly hell, aint nobody telling the secret juice like you did. respect!
Very neat, this helps finish my current hotspot bonded streaming set up that I've been test streaming directly to Twitch.
Why wouldn't you just use the URayCoder HEVC Wireless HDMI to H.264 H.265 IP Encoder? It would eliminate the 12V Step Up USB Cable 5.5 2.1mm. It runs on SONY battery F550, F750, F970. Wouldnt need the TP-Link MR6400 Router because you can connect wirelessly. The price of the encoder are about $1 from each other.
gopro ------> hdmi -----> uraycoder w/ sony battery pack ----> wifi with srt and hevc ---> nighthawk/cell phone (hotspot) ------> obs on pc or cloud vps server ------> rtmp -----> streaming site (youtube live, twitch, etc)
any answers yet sir ?
I would love to see something about this is there a video on youtube ? tutorial
Awesome video! Expensive product/service don't mean always best solution.
Nice setup, looking forward to seeing more videos.
Dudeeee this is what I’m looking for so longgggg !!! I’m a cyclist irl streamer on Facebook!
Idol! Didn't expect you to be in the comment section. I'm starting IRL Philippines on twitch bro.
Hey! :)
Is there meanwhile a better choice, with the cam/encoder, because the video is 1 year old kinda :)?
Thank you!
thankyou sooooooooooooooooooo much.... I'm an aspiring IRL streamer and I find it all quite confusing but this ONE video... honestly made it so straightforward to understand!
Glad I could help! Stop by the Discord if you need anything else.
Really good video. Nailed the pacing. But what I find interesting/concerning is the lack of support for newer protocols. Why is it that big website always tend to take ages for new protocols to be supported...
It was a very detailed and easy-to-understand video. Thank you very much.
But I don't know how to transfer data from 4G mobile router to middleman PC. Do you have any reference videos?
Hey, check out the full IRL setup playlist!
Can this encoder automatically restart the stream if the internet connection is temporarily lost?
Yes. It streams whenever it has connectiom
I really like this easy set-up and m looking forward to buy it
You can use a sony npf 960 knockoff batteries that have a 10v outlet, about USD$20
Looks like the TBS-2603 AU is a more versatile option.
It has in and out HDMI and in and out jack's for audio. The last is more practical to connect wireless / dual mic's like the Rode.
The USB on it is for recording, so I guess it can not be powered over USB.
Sure, if you need those options.
Hey SprEEEzy - I notice the GoPro10 is out. Can you do a review on this vs the GoPro8
Also throughout all the videos you don't explain how the router connects to the phone. I'm guessing that camera to encoder, encoder to router, router to phone, phone to home computer, home computer converts video and then goes to stream.
BUT the router to phone part wasn't explain, or maybe to briefly.
I have exactly the same question.
nope, router requires a sim data plan which sends the data to home. phone isn't really part of the setup, just separate to read twitch chat/control obs
Filmicpro has great image stabilization and hdmi out now.
thank you for this video, will definitely look into investing to a setup like this
Can you make an update video for 2023? This is so in-depth and very helpful
Nothing much changed!
okay, so far so good, at least i can use the powerbanks i bought for my raspberry pies a few years ago, 12v output, just enough to power a SBC
Love it when folks go all McGyver with tech solutions :-)
so i finally pulled the trigger and bought all the items so I could do travel irl streaming, with that being said I wont have access to an entire PC so how would I go about this using these items. Could I just use my phone or is this build only possible with a PC running obs to connect to? Im very new to this so this may all sound really dumb, any help is appreciated
If you don't have a PC you could potentially use a server... I'm unclear on how to do that but am trying to figure it out
Cool setup, but one thing is that these days that bulky battery isn't necessary since you can power a LiveU Solo with any a usb c PD battery and a cheap cable to adapt usb c to 12V DC (the difference between this and those step-up cables you used is that this way it is the battery bank doing the DC-DC conversion which will do it more efficiently than those cheap cables and have a max current of whatever the specs of the battery are).
I want to clear though I think what you've done is amazing, SRT is a way better protocol (as you likely know LiveU's own subscription service uses a variant of SRT) and the bandwidth savings H265 should help a lot when you a poor connection, overall I would expect a much more stable stream (especially if you are comparing to LiveU without the subscription)
Hey, yep, you're right about the batteries. In my case, I've used whatever I had around the place - even the router. The PD batteries are obviously the way to go. If you wanna know more on latest developments, join us in the Discord discussions: discord.gg/spreeezy
Cheers!
This is great, thank you. Been using my own custom solutions and always looking to expand and innovate
I use my LiveU solo as a portable streaming PC for my gaming laptop, do you have any idea how I could replace the liveu solo with something like this without an extra streaming PC?
You can indeed stream straight to twitch/youtube with this setup, just have to use x264 and RTMP instead of x265 and SRT.
Is the 1080p60 on x264 better than the liveu solo?
@@TheGodlyNoob It should be the same, as LiveU uses that as well. TBS is better when it's using x265 & SRT.
@@sprEEEzy can you use x265 to stream directly to youtube? I see youtube supports h265 with HLS or VP9 with DASH
@@TheGodlyNoob You might be able to, but I'm not sure if it's officially fully supported yet.
Hi , just checking how you run OBS on the move ? is there a portable pc/mac/linux? Not mentioned in your gear list or in your youtube
obs is ran from home pc, the mobile router sends the feed back to obs, which streams it to twitch.
okay, not better a small laptop with a powerbunk that will transcode the signal and either send the transmissions directly to the platform or even to a computer at home that will do the whole SRT. Maybe I don't understand something, but there are laptops that cost less than this encoder or even the same and are more functional. What you Think ?
Ay Spreeez very nice man! You are making me wanna make tech videos again.
Very nice setup. Will I be able to use this with a DJI Pocket 2 instead of the gopro?
did u try it out?
Thank you for your tutorials. In regard to the OBS Tablet Remote website, I am having trouble connecting from an LTE connection. For the "Host", do I simply put my public IPv4?
Hi Spreeezy have you ever used a TBS 2603 V2 encoder? Will not work on SRT! I'm trying to get a refund, so disappointing...
A clear vid on srt would be super helpful. I've just started looking into it.
Coming soon!
@@sprEEEzy def gonna join the discord , when i can affort the 800 dolar solution, ive got my faith in you. Hope this realy is the next big thing
hows AV1 doing nowadays, compare to SRT?
found this "You can pack AV1 within Matroska within SRT (I've tried it, and it works), but once you have any loss beyond what SRT can fix, you lose several seconds of video."
Very interesting i will be watching all your videos on this subject. Thanks
super cool I came across this video am starting my IRL STREAM very helpful
If you did want to use your Iphone 12, How would you connect the Iphone to the encoder? Very interested.
Thanks for this, do you have a tutorial on how the setup is done? i.e. how your computer at home gets the video feed? TIA!
Thanks, this is very inspiring! I just start to stream and want to use my mobile to start with and a full size camera plus Yolobox later on. I plan to stream on events, so I do not need an action cam. I do understand the encoding part, but if you are on your bike, how does your streaming PC get your WIFI router signal and where do you have the streaming PC. I guess not in your bike shirt back-pocket? Thanks for your reply & best wishes from Berlin!
Bump
you need to connect the wifi router to a wifi net as you phone. The PC for streaming can be at home.
The routers shown in this video are Sim card capable routers. meaning you put a mobile network card in them to send and receive data
Just what I’m about to build for to be installed on my motorbike.. long wintertime shortened
Very good video. I would love to live stream while i'm on my way home from work and soon i vill start a house rebuild that i would love to live stream aswell.
Will this work with Streamlabs OBS or do i have to get the standard OBS ?
thank you very much! great to learn about this affordable option.
AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME. Any tips on having multiple video inputs? (say multiple phones/cameras)
Video coming up on that :)
@@sprEEEzy you da man :)
@@sprEEEzy One more question. Love the GPS map on the overlay, what do you use to get the GPS data to your home server? A video on that part of the setup could be cool too. thanks again!
Very well made and love your tone of voice 👍
I´ve been trying to start a live stream with a similar setup with a gopro hero 5... But it won´t work with a external microphone and that f.... microphone adapter brick thingy you have to use :-/ My question is, does the gopro Hero 7 works well with an external Mic? Thank you :-)
Does anyone know if the encoder supports SRT?
Edit: i just finished watching the rest of the video, and i feel really stupid. Thanks!
seems like they're discontinuing and replacing this TBS encoder part - most of the h265 encoders on market are getting pricier especially newer ones like the TBS2603au. thankfully they're selling a TBS2603V2 (version 2) with an audio jack, drawback is that it weighs ~60% grams more than the original.
but then again, any NDI encoder with HDMI, RJ45 port and preferred H.265 should work... right?
Amazing !!!
By the way I am eagerly waiting for your game highlights
What if I live in a country with poor bandwith, about 1mbps. Any way of using multiple sim cards and merge the speed? Thans a lot for the video btw.
Hey, there are more expensive options. Try googling "4g bonding"
This looks like a very nice option to spending all sorts of $$. Thanks for the video and sub'd your channel. Not sure if I can get by the tech stuff but since I have a cell phone and a GoPro hero 9 with the wrap around device that gives you the 3 ports you need...I might just give it a go. I've got the audio solved with my wireless GO. I'm just concerned with the quality of the video.
Question: Is the PC and Android compatible or am I wasting my time?
What kind of person would dislike this video? Who doesn't like saving money? Who likes paywalls? Who likes getting ripped off?!
Thanks sprEEEzy! You're a gentleman and a scholar.
Question unlike the liveU 300+ for double modem per month. How much is this set up and how hard is it to set up in full srt server and what not thanks!
I own a cellphone, action camera and powerbank, but no encoder. And I can't buy one anytime soon... Can I still stream with my phone (with or without action camera) and use my PC as backup for playing an intermission scene when my 4g is down?
What makes LiveU unique is the bonding that prevents signal-loss in crowded/distant areas? How is this on this setup?
2:40 - I'm wondering how you put that layer of mapbox, and time/temp . Any help will be much appreciated
I'll make a video on that stuff!
Would be nice
Hey! I know this may sound dumb but does your internet plan just carry over to the mobile router? Like if you have xfin or just whatever can you use that with unlimited data? Or do you have to get something special just for that?
Hey, you put your sim card in your router!
Cool video. I am wondering what NDI 5 will allow us to do here? I do like the auto switching if the stream is lost.
7:40
"you can't even take it on a plane, because you're on the no fly list"
this looks like a good build but can it only support one modem? or is it able to combine multiple signals for a better connection like the belabox?
I keep coming back to this video. Thank you for this. This might be a lame question , but can I use a camera even if it isn't Hdmi as long as I have a proper adapter?
Hey! Probably, but it'd depend on the exact case.
Adding a Speedify or OpenMPTCPRouter will have bonding solution
i dont have a pc at home but i do have a mac laptop. do you need home internet? bc i usually use my unlimited phone hotspot
ty for this vid!!
Hi! Thank You for the insight! I'm a sports photographer seeking a better way to "tell the story". This could be it! My goal is to stream live as I walk around the circuit, some how it can be done. Now, I would like to swap over to a remote cam on the bike....Would you be able to just pointing a direction on how to do it? Please, just a direction I'll will work on it. Cheers
Can you have multiple cameras in irl and switch between the two via the encoder? Or is it controlled via obs?
8:45 Or just use your (Android) Smartphone with a USB-LAN-Adapter and use it as router.
Couple questions as im trying to get back into irl streaming again.
1) You'd still need a sim card with unlimited data for the Nighthawk hotspot / router, right? If so, I'm currently leaning towards Unlimitedville for this. Any suggestions?
2) Do you still need to be worried about throttling with that "unlimited" sim card data or does the Encoder to middleman setup negate the need to worry about data throttling?
3) lemme make sure I got this right with the process..
GoPro > Encoder > Router (Which runs off the internet of the hotspot) > PC > SRT > Livestream
GOPro > Encoder > SRT > Router > PC > Twitch.
@@Elijahsing1 But how does it get from the router to the PC? Am I carrying the PC in my backpack and if so how is that connected to the internet?
@@TopicOfConversationPodcast mobile router requires a data plan on a sim card
@@elijahsingleton Out of curiosity, how did he accomplish this with a home router?
@@TopicOfConversationPodcast he said in the video his router also takes a sim and doubles as a mobile router
Any ideas on power consumption for this setup?
I am looking at streaming for over 4 days in a stretch. Might be avle to swap some batteries once or twice.
Hi I plan to do IRL in budapest. I have 2 samsung phones. I want to save money so how do I use your set up with my 2 phones? I have a wide angle lens for phone, portable speaker, power bank. Tel me what else I need please 🙏
Hi SPreezy! Thank you. Great stuff. I think I miss it - where do you put your 4G card?
In the router!
You can also use usb c to dc cable for 12 V
Hi! I saw many people complaining about how the M1 has issues with overheating, which can make the speeds go really low or even shutdown itself. Do you managed to solve this somehow? Thanks for the vid!
Hey! Just remove the battery and use it w a power bank!
@@sprEEEzy Awesome! Thanks again!
whats the "m1" ?
I don't get it how is sending everything to home, it's not using data?
Can I use dji action 2 it better then any gopro
Bro, can you make a video on IRL set up with Phone instead of GoPro
Would love this set up! But I’m not tech savvy! Any paid solutions to get this set up for me?
Is this method better than a yolobox?
How can about microfone? any tips? because in some loud streets its hard to hear the voice on gopro, since gopro has a sensitive mic.
Hi, thanks for the videos, How long can the router and encoder powerbanks stand?
I don't even stream...but I want this because it gives the middle finger to LiveU and other pay-for services. How does this solution compare to a Belabox setup?
Also you forgot to talk about 3G-4G connection. Do you connect your cellphone to Gopro direclty via bluetooth? Do you route your 4g to the wifi modem? do you plug your 4chip to a mobile roter then connect to the wifi modem?
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