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Yes you can do that. Meaning different setups types. These videos are demos, not the only way to do it.

I don’t explain it because the only place an Ethernet cable would go is onto a poe switch, plus I’ve mentioned that in multiple videos and livestreams. Can’t say everything in every video.

I’ve already done a video for “PRESETS” … it should’ve been on the end screen if this video.

@@MonteWeaverofficial I saw the easy presets 123 video 3wk ago, am talking about to set zone patrol from presets 1 to 2 just as you can manually pan and zoom the camera from one point or presets 1 to second position or presets 2 , thanks 😊

hopefully the video was helpful in your PTZ networking assignment! :)

The actual network switch … a POE switch provides power through the Ethernet connection

At least on of the PTZ cameras needs to have an input AND output port. (RS232) - If your cameras only have input serial ports, you’ll need to replace your cameras!

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My answer is the best PTZ for the use case. Without knowing a budget, infrastructure to support 4K, setup such as serial or NDI .. if difficult to provide an answer to that question. I have not used the RGBLink Vue camera. Hopefully each video I upload gets that all important "thumbs up" button and more viewers actually click "SUBSCRIBE" I can have more manufacturers such as RGBLink provide equipment along with the financial compensation that would allow me the time to test, record, edit and provide more videos on KZfaq.

@@MonteWeaverofficial budget it's about 2k dollars per camera. We'll still have to built a desktop rig so we can built that with 4k support. We're looking into NDI but I have yet to figure out weither this would work good in mobile set-up within a company network. So probally a cam with multi output is the best.

I haven’t used any 4K PTZ cameras, I would like too, that would definitely max out your budget. One reason I personally haven’t gone 4K PTZ cameras yet is because my ATEM limits to 1080p Budget PTZ … AVKANS, PTZ Optics, BZB Gear have all been NDI PTZ cameras (1080p) that work well for me.

Great question and definitely worthy of a video to better understand. The best way in my opinion is to have a video switcher that allows for preview and program such as the ATEM Mini Pro Extreme - amzn.to/3LlML9H - The PREVIEW side will allow you to see all the inputs. Because you're able to see all the inputs; you can setup your next video shot without the camera movements being seen to the LIVE audience. Once you've set the next preview shot and visually see it on your PREVIEW side in the correct position, then you can cut to your camera shot because its ready to go.

I would configure your computer 1st then the cameras.

Connect it to what exactly?

There’s is only 1 Ethernet connection - there is only place to connect so you’ll be able to see it with your cable when you look to connect it on your camera.

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My calendar is closed for consultations for the rest of this yr. Maybe I can do a live stream on Amazon and answer questions there.

@@MonteWeaverofficial thank you

The video switchers I use are connected to laptops via a usb port ... that's it ... a laptop with a usb port.

@@MonteWeaverofficial ok thanks, what I mean is the minimum required RAM or graphics cards for all this works Or does the switcher takes care of the workload instead of the laptop Meaning any system capable of operating vmix, obs and other streaming software is good for the job?

Not sure of your question. Can you clarify. These were connected to the internal network to access to the cameras

Hi thanks for the reply. did you connect the power supply to the internet? how many cameras can i connect through rs232?

@@joaomonteiro3865 I did a series of videos, the ones after this video should answer your questions. Power is supplied through the POE switch and via RS232 I believe you can connect up to 99 cameras - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lZ2nlJOrs8uaqKM.html