The industry-standard Tricaster is an extremely useful tool for live-video productions, however its $10,000 starting price tag keeps it out of reach of many hobbyists and professionals. A new alternative has emerged however from Sling Media LLC, a subsidiary of DISH Network, called SlingStudio that costs 10x less at only $999.
The SlingStudio is compact and wireless, measuring only 7.87 x 5.59 x 3.54 inches and weighing 1.43 lbs, making it an indispensable tool for on-location live shooting. It uses 802.11AC 5GHz wireless connectivity with 4×4 MIMO. It can connect to different video sources without worrying about wires and can also connect to the Internet for direct live-streaming. The SlingStudio supports USB-C, HDMI for video input and output as well as audio-line in. It has SD-card storage capability or the user can use a USB-C 3.0 drive.
It supports up to six simultaneous 1080p HD recordings (up to 1080p 60fps at 30 Mbps using H.264) and includes four video inputs, live-switched program and quad-view of input, plus a separate audio line-in input recording. It can simultaneously record and live broadcast, with a max live streaming bitrate of 8 Mbps while maintaining a 30 MPs input source. It has built-in integration with YouTube and Facebook live, with a companion mobile app so the user can monitor remotely as well from any mobile device including iOS and Android devices.
Extra accessories available separately include:
For more information, visit the product page over at: https://www.myslingstudio.com/slingstudio
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