AI Auto Tracking NDI Camera, 20X Live Streaming HDMI SDI PTZ Camera for Church Worship and Live Event, Facebook YouTube Livestream Camera (NDI HX2 & NDI HX3)

Cant fault this camera. It works great and for the price, you definitely cant complain...

In the fast-paced world of roller derby, finding the right equipment can make all the difference. As a seasoned videographer constantly on the lookout for cutting-edge technology, I recently had the opportunity to put the AVKANS AI Auto Tracking PTZ Camera through its paces. Designed to meet the demanding needs of sports coverage and other video production services, this budget-friendly NDI camera boasts an impressive array of features that set it apart from the competition. Let's start with the basics. Equipped with NDI HX3 technology and a 20X optical zoom lens, the AVKANS PTZ Camera delivers stunning 1080P 60fps video with minimal latency, ensuring a smooth and immersive viewing experience. Whether you're broadcasting a live sermon, capturing the excitement of a wedding ceremony, or covering a high-energy sports match, this camera rises to the occasion with unmatched clarity and precision. One of the standout features of the AVKANS PTZ Camera is its versatile connectivity options. With HDMI, SDI, and USB video outputs, it seamlessly integrates into any production setup, offering flexibility and compatibility that are second to none. Whether you're working with OBS, vMix, Streamlabs, Propresenter, Wirecast, or other NDI software, rest assured that this camera has you covered. Plus, with the inclusion of SDI output, you can enjoy real-time video streaming and recording, even in environments where network connectivity is less than ideal. But what truly sets the AVKANS PTZ Camera apart is its powerful AI auto-tracking capabilities. Unlike other auto-tracking cameras on the market, which offer limited customization options, the AVKANS camera puts you in the driver's seat. With features like adjustable tracking area, sensitivity, speed, and three distinct tracking modes (Presenter Tracking, Zone Tracking, and Hybrid Tracking), you have full control over how your subjects are tracked, ensuring smooth and precise movement in any scenario. Setting up and operating the AVKANS PTZ Camera is a breeze, thanks to its user-friendly interface and comprehensive support options. AVKANS provides free CMS software for network setup, along with web interface support for easy access from any device. Plus, with free training sessions and remote assistance available, you can hit the ground running without worrying about technical hurdles. In conclusion, the AVKANS AI Auto Tracking PTZ Camera is a game-changer for anyone involved in live events, video production, or streaming. With its top-of-the-line features, versatile connectivity, and intuitive operation, it's the perfect tool for capturing every moment with unparalleled clarity and precision. Whether you're streaming a church service, recording a wedding, or covering a sporting event, this camera is sure to exceed your expectations.

Excelente, se miran muy bien.

Speaking of Technical Support I give 7 stars. I'm new to PTZ camera technology and Jenny did amazing job. She patiently walk me through in every detail to setup my camera to the network, she updated the camera thru remote connection. Walk me thru the functionality of this camera and the remote control. I love that they include in the remote the focus, iris control, back light compensation, zoom in/out, F1-F4 to start tracking and changed from close-up to whole body tracking. The only downside is not able to track another person, if your tracking a person on the stage then stop tracking and focus the camera to the side to track another person won't let you do, the camera will go back to the previous person, but they assured me to update the camera software to accomodate this function. This function is critical to me because our church just started with 2 ptz camera in switching scene and limited in budget. And the 20X zoom is perfect to our church with 50 feet from camera to the stage.

We wanted a tracking PTZ zoom camera for our Sunday worship livestreaming at church. This AVKNS LV20N camera is a great value with outstanding image, auto tracking, multiple simultaneous outputs including NDI (though for now we only use HDMI), POE support (or local, included power supply) and a nice IR remote (in case you want to operate the camera without using the built-in web interface or other operation options). It also comes with a mounting bracket for wall or ceiling mount. I upgraded the firmware using the web interface to be version 1.0.26 which was easily found on the manufacturers web site. The manual that came with the unit is lacking, but there are a number of videos on YouTube that are helpful. In particular, to set up auto tracking so that it works well, you should set preset 1 to be the initial tracking image and set preset 0 to be the "arena". The arena is the area where the camera will zoom out to if tracking is lost so it can find the person an resume tracking. I found that it tracks very well, panning, tilting and zooming as needed to track the speaker, even with the camera over 50 feet from the speaker. If you want to enable and control tracking with the IR remote you should know that F1 enables/disables tracking. Change the zoom of the tracking with F2, F3 and F4: F2 tracks with a close zoom image, F3 tracks with a medium zoom image, and F4 tracks with a wider zoom image. I found that F3 works best for our situation. The IR sensor is on the front of the base, so if you use the IR remote, you may need to orient the base differently depending on the location of the IR remote. It is currently not possible to set to zoom range for tracking via the joystick controller. The manufacturer said "Once we have created visca IP commands, then you can do it." Hopefully that will happen soon because it is the only reason that I still need to use the IR remote. The manufacturer and seller responded in less than 12 hours to inquiries and provided helpful information via both the amazon support link or the support email found on the manufacturer's web site.