Roland V-1HD and Teradek VidiU Pro Live Production & Streaming Bundle

Live Production Bundle

Roland V-1HD and Teradek VidiU Pro

Roland V-1HD

PORTABLE COMPACT HD SWITCHER

So compact and portable, you can bring the V-1HD and use it anywhere!

The V-1HD is a compact and portable four channel video switcher with both hardware and connected PC / iPad control that supports four HDMI inputs at resolutions of up to 1080p along with a 12 channel audio mixer with audio embedding and de-embedding from HDMI. The V-1HD supports professional compositing effects such as picture-in-picture and keying allowing for graphic insets, titling or even “green screen” and is ideal for news broadcast or corporate training productions. For creative live event video switching, the V-1HD includes a advanced video effects for transforming video into creative visuals to support all kinds of performances.

• Support for video cameras, action cameras, smart phones, tablet computers and other HDMI devices


• 4 HDMI inputs


• Supports up to Full HD 1080p


• Easy to Use Interface


• Picture-in-picture and split functions


• Two EFFECTS knobs deliver genuine visual performance


• Full 12 Channel Audio Mixer Included


• Easy to Operate with Hardware Controls


• Two HDMI Outputs


• Remote Control via USB or MIDI Connection

Teradek VidiU Pro

Teradek has introduced a new addition to the popular VidiU family of streaming devices, the VidiU Pro. With enhanced WiFi, built-in recording, several new streaming options and simplified workflows, including the groundbreaking LiveLink™ and ShareLink™, VidiU Pro offers webcasters an all-in-one streaming solution that won’t break the bank.

“We took everything we learned over the years from both our popular consumer products and our successful professional television broadcast products, we simplified it, shrunk it, and stuffed it all into the new VidiU Pro”

VidiU Pro, like the original VidiU and the new VidiU Mini, streams to Teradek’s Live:Air iPad Production Suite and to any online video platform using RTMP. It further simplifies the process by integrating APIs from several new CDN partners such as DaCast, Ooyala, Akamai, and Azure, along with popular favorites Ustream, Livestream, YouTube Live, and Wowza.

During mission critical broadcasts, Zixi’s streaming protocol can be used to ensure your stream reaches its destination reliably, despite challenging network conditions. For added peace of mind, VidiU Pro can also be remotely managed using Teradek’s Core platform so you can always keep an eye on the status of your stream.

To make broadcasting online even easier than before, the VidiU Pro introduces Teradek’s exclusive new LiveLink technology. To set up, you simply use the companion app on your smartphone to frame your shot, sign in to any online video platform, and hit a single button to “Go Live.” The VidiU Pro receives all the pertinent information via Bluetooth, and then seamlessly connects to the Web using one of its own network interfaces, or via the smartphone’s 3G/4G/LTE data connection (depending on your preference). The details are all taken care of under the hood, with fewer steps and less complexity than ever before.

If the throughput or reliability of the network connection at your event is inadequate, the new ShareLink feature combines the resources of up to four network interfaces together into a single robust link. ShareLink can mix and match network types, so you can combine your smartphone’s LTE network with your wired network, or even combine the uplink capability of 4 smartphones.

In addition to the new streaming options, the device has a new internal design, offering dual band 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac WiFi and a new network processor that offers faster data throughput over any network. Like its siblings, the VidiU Pro includes a high capacity Li-Ion battery with over 2 hours of untethered run time, an HDMI input, and Bluetooth connectivity for quick and simple stream configuration. As an added benefit, VidiU Pro also includes an SD card slot for on-board recording, allowing you to save H.264 video files while you stream to the Web.