Auto Tracking Camera
Live sports video has never been more exciting—and StreamGeeks is here to show you why. From capturing jaw-dropping plays to giving coaches instant game insights, this new setup powered by PTZOptics cameras opens the door to endless opportunities in sports broadcasting. A Game-Changing Challenge Sports streaming is fast, unpredictable, and demanding. Paul Richards, Chief Revenue […]
Sports Video with a PTZ, the StreamGeeks Summit, and a SuperJoyous Joystick Feature! Game-Changer on the Field: PTZ Cameras Capturing Sports I recorded a three-game soccer tournament for my son’s soccer game this past weekend. I opened my war-chest of streaming gear and picked out my most trustworthy gear. The kit included a PTZOptics Move […]
At StreamGeeks, we’re always on the lookout for innovative ways to leverage technology to improve live streaming experiences. Recently, we took on an exciting project: live streaming a tennis match using PTZOptics Hive and vMix. This setup not only provided a seamless viewing experience for the audience but also offered tennis coaches the ability […]
Hey, StreamGeeks! Today, we’re delving into the world of vMix, a renowned live production software that has become a cornerstone for creating, recording, and streaming high-quality content. We are coupling it with the versatile PTZOptics cameras to explore the automation capabilities through vMix scripting. Remember, to access these advanced features like scripting and PTZ controls, […]
PTZOptics Expands Its Offerings with the Cost-Effective Move SE Series and Dante AV-H-Ready Link Camera Series PTZOptics has been making a name for itself in the live streaming industry with the introduction of its Move PTZ camera series, which includes the high-performance Move 4K cameras. These cameras have successfully replaced the well-received PTZOptics Gen 2 […]
Finding the best auto-tracking camera Over the past few years, pan, tilt, and zoom (PTZ) cameras have become popular in audio-visual systems around the world. PTZ cameras are different from regular manually controlled cameras because they feature robotic control which gives users the ability to remotely control operations such as pan, tilt, and zoom. This […]
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