They have firmware updates all the time. I would check the website to see what is now supported.

Anytime I live stream, I always try to run audio back through one of the cameras. This will ensure it syncs with the video feed. Then in your settings just select the one camera to be the main source of audio all the time. If you have more than one microphone, you can use a mixer, but still send that audio back through one of the cameras.

MrCheesyCam thanks.

Mostly for business interview type live streams or competitions that are held on stage. If you are in a crowded event (think music concert), then signal will be degraded and you can have connectivity issues. But you can use it for a variety of different things.

MrCheesyCam I see. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.

We've experimented with using it at weddings for both ceremony and reception. It worked well. We also have a local TV show that we primarily use it for now. Works great for that.

Those are good options but all will lack the quality because you are set to one type of camera. The Switcher Studio is a constant monthly paid service, and works mainly with iOS devices.

MrCheesyCam have you done Iive stream from a remote location outside using a LTE or some type of mobile wifi?

The sustained upload speed has never been sufficient to stream through a (single) mobile wifi. If you want to do this, there are services for what is called 'bonding'. Basically they take several Mobile LTE Dongles (each one on a different mobile plan), and break up the stream into bits. Then on a cloud server the data is reassembled and then streamed to your service. This allows you to stream better quality and higher resolutions because you are using several LTE dongles combined into one.

MrCheesyCam are you saying it’s unable with mobile internet service? Switcher is fine with that. Please clarify.

I would not suggest using the hot spot on a phone. I doubt it can continuously sustain a decent stream. There is a technology called ‘bonding’ that is better and uses multiple hotspots together. That should allow for enough bandwidth.

Sir, for live streaming , can i connect sling studio with my mobile hotspot ? is its work !!!

Yes you can live stream and switch. Audio comes from the camera, or you can input from a microphone.

I'm experimenting a delay of video . audio will not sinc with video ( audio fromcamera) the audio seems to go first and then the video . I keep pressing the AFV bottom, but still does it . is there any other way to adjust the audio coming from the cameras ( it does the same will all cameras ) ?

Yes the video feed and audio feed will deliver together on the live stream. But depending on the cameras and hdmi output, there may be latency where it could be a few frames off, which most people won’t notice. But there may be settings for setting an audio delay in the software to match with the latency of a specific camera’s hdmi out latency.

Thank you, was thinking about streaming live concerts with stereo mix from the mixing desk.

You can up hook up real cameras, if you get the wireless adapter for each of those cameras.

At the moment no, but check the website as they offer constant updates to what is possible.