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The SMTAV camera has a default IP address which is 192.168.100.88.
If you have connected the camera's HDMI to a monitor or display device. When the...
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As we know, Zoom or Microsoft teams need to connect USB cameras.
But ordinary USB3.0 cameras cannot transmit longer distances. When you buy a 12X o...
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YCS-31DP IP keyboard supports ONVIF protocol, compatible with 99% PTZ cameras on the market. It has an industrial-grade 5-inch LCD screen. Support ...
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SMTAV SDI camera and NDI camera with USB2.0 Host port, insert a USB flash memory with a capacity of less than 128G in FAT32 format in this USB2.0 H...
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by leealex
The firmware upgrade process for SMTAV cameras isn't easy, but we've been trying to make it even easier.
1. Get the upgrade tool
Please download th...
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First, connect your camera to your router as shown below:
Then Choose your computer’s operating system.
For Windows XP:
Step 1
Click Start->...
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How do I sync up my camera with the audio?
There are a few methods out there for testing a camera's latency from a certain output.The articles belo...
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Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) was initially a proprietary protocol developed by Macromedia for streaming audio, video and data over the Inter...
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This article will cover bringing the RTSP feed of the camera into some commonly used Video Mixing software (OBS, vMix, and Wirecast).
Please Note...
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How do I set up my SMTAV camera to be “on my network”?
The first thing you are going to want to do to get your camera up and streaming on your n...
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The following three pictures are the Gooseneck microphone, the camera BA30S, and their connection diagrams.
After the line in port of the camera i...
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