【YOLOLIV YoloBox Pro】All-in-one Portable Multi-Cam Streaming Studio

No skill need, just plug and start streaming.
Amazing Streaming Device.

I use for small streaming projects. To include Drones, Church and gaming. So far great addition easy to use. I ask one question to their FB page and they crested a tutorial for me. Love their service

We're using it in a house of worship that is staffed mainly by non-tech-savvy volunteers. I chose the Yolobox Pro because it was easy to use. It is not as full-featured as a home-grown solution using OBS, but makes the basic things very easy to do. Video switching, basic audio mixing, overlays and lower thirds, multi-platform sharing, comments, and more.

I look forward to what other new features Yolobox will add. If possible, direct NDI support would be good, as we currently require external NDI-to-HDMI decoders. (We chose NDI for flexibility and future proofing). It would cut down on the boxes and wires we need. Another feature I hope. to see is a good remote control. We have it installed in a fixed location, but don't always want to drive it from that location. I installed an Android VNC server and connect to it with a VNC viewer, but the server app sometimes crashes and leaves us without a connection. An ideal remote control would work on another Android (tablet) or a Windows or Mac PC, and include support for using the keyboard to input things.

The first thing I will say about this device is that you would want it if you are planning to use it for multiple things. If you are planning to just use it for one device, it really is not worth the price. This is a heavy priced item but it works really well from what I can tell. For the most part, it is pretty easy to use and connect. So long as the platforms supported by the device, it will work just fine. In terms of video quality, the stream is smooth. I did not see too much frame drops but note that it does all depend on your wireless speed and such. This does stream a very high resolution which means more data. It can also be used a recording device. It records to an SD card, but I did notice it does automatically split the video into 10 minute increments. This is a bit annoying if you are wanting something longer than 10 minutes as you will need to piece them together essentially. I also did notice one small thing is that you cannot connect the device while it is on. After you connect the devices you need, then you can power it on. If you need to add more, you need to restart the device. In terms of OS, this runs pretty much an android interface. I did notice you do need to update the device when powering it on. I did only two updates so far after using this device in the last 6 months. The setup is very similar to just any android tablet. In that it will prompt you to connect to the internet and then asked to create an account or log into a current account. It does not come with an SD card or extra HDMI cables. You can plug into several different devices but you will need to purchase additional cables. The touch screen is pretty responsive for the most part. I do enjoy having this for my studio as it allows me to do multiple thing at once on one device. It is a bit annoying that if you happen to disconnect something you have to restart the device. Also if you are recording, it only allows 10 minutes at a time. It records pretty fast but it also depending on your SD card. Overall this is a great device to have given you have multiple HDMI devices to plug into it. It is not exactly something I would just purchase to do one thing. You want to use this to it's full potential for 1000+ dollars. The device has a solid build. The screen is pretty responsive. The only thing I don't like is the recording.