These will include online news services, educational institutions hosting online courses and seminars, houses of worship sharing their services with wider audiences, and companies looking for a way to deliver conferences to employees, clients, or customers across the country or even on the other side of the world. With live web streaming being arguably one of the fastest-growing segments of the video-production industry, the HD51 is sure to appeal to a wide range of potential users. The HD51 combines a computer running Livestream's own professional live switching and web-streaming software with a multi-input capture card that supports up to five HD-SDI or HDMI video sources, packing it all in a rackmountable housing.
In addition, it can take two remote sources of video, which can be a computer connected to the network, or another broadcast on the Livestream cloud. It has an HD-SDI/HDMI program output for IMAG or in-studio use and can stream multiple encodings at once with presets for desktop browsers, Android and iOS mobile devices, and the Roku. It can record a total of four isolated video channels (ISO) with or without graphical overlays.
It features five HD-SDI/HDMI selectable inputs with full-size BNC connectors. The HD51 is an update from its predecessor, the HD50. Livestream has announced a new addition to their all-in-one, complete live switching and Internet streaming solutions: the Livestream Studio HD51.
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