Streamstar and JVC collaborate on joint solution for live streaming

All you have to do is connect a JVC camcorder to the Streamstar Webcast system to start broadcasting. Webcast includes 4 inputs in HD/SD-SDI format and an additional computer input in DVi to connect the graphic output of a PC.

JVC has closed an agreement with Streamstar to market a joint package, in some territories, of its ProHD 150/600 or higher camcorders together with the Webcast portable streaming system.

This way it will be even easier to contribute images and audio from anywhere just by using an Internet connection.
Until now, one of the problems with these contributions via IP from the news site was conditioned by the quality of broadcast and the complexity and large amount of material that had to be displayed.

Now, the Streamstar portable solution breaks these myths with a simple and very flexible proposal. All you have to do is connect a JVC camcorder to the Streamstar Webcast system to start broadcasting.

Webcast includes 4 inputs in HD/SD-SDI format and an additional DVi computer input to connect the graphic output of a PC and thus be able to display PowerPoint/Keynote presentations, PDF files and/or graphics to embed.

Among the most important features, we can highlight the possibility of internally recording the program output in HD and encoding it for streaming to the Internet or mobile devices. You can play multiple video formats and create playlists as PlayBack. The audio mixer is included as well as PiP and many other new features.

One of the main features that makes this product different is the possibility of replay and slow motion control. Ideal for sports broadcasts.

Streamstar has developed a very simple touch interface with operation very similar to any touch system on mobile phones or tablets, with icons for direct access to very visual and intuitive functions.