PTZOptics Simultaneous Video Outputs (SDI, HDMI, USB, IP Streaming)

Live streaming is so powerful because it allows content creators of all kinds to deliver video to audiences around the world. Facebook has started to rank live video higher in new feeds because new reports have shown viewers spend on average 3 times longer watching live video versus pre-recorded content. To this end we have made the process of live streaming and controlling multiple HD cameras as simple as possible. So you can set up high quality video productions with multiple simultaneous video outputs to satisfy even the most complex video workflows.
Every PTZOptics camera is capable of sending three simultaneous video streams through HDMI, HD-SDI, USB 3.0 and IP streaming depending on the model you are using. The resolution of these video outputs is set by the rotary dial on the back of each camera. You will notice each PTZOptics camera also has an analog CVBS port. This port is not simultaneous with the others. If you wish to send composite video from the camera, you must use the CVBS port with the rotary dial set to a resolution to 480i or 576i. The composite video resolutions will not output from the HD-SDI or HDMI video outputs. In order to use the CVBS port you must convert the 3.5mm connection to your desired BNC or RCA connection. You will also notice an 3.5mm audio input on each PTZOptics camera. This input will embed audio onto the IP stream for HD-SDI models and the USB plus the IP stream for USB 3.0 models.
PTZOptics video signals for HDMI and HD-SDI are un-compressed. The USB and IP video signals can be compressed via MJPEG, h.264 or h.265. The USB and IP video signals can also be set to independent video resolutions and compression settings from the HD-SDI and HDMI video signals.

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