Security Camera Feeds

Used it on both 24 and 65 ind monitors and the all camera feeds look great.

Works very well. Great for the security of the camera

Add these to your camera strap for extra security.

Great to have for LiveU feeds where we have ethernet access.....

If you are looking to start live streaming and have the desire to ingest multiple camera feeds at the same time (using a switching program to choose you shots) then this card is a fantastic solution for a great price. I run a twice-a-week live stream for a gaming company and I am running 2 of these capture cards in my live streaming rig. I highly recommend Blackmagic Design equipment!

The Datavido HDR-80 is a compact video recorder for up to four SDI 1080p60 camera feeds at once. It records to a pair of SSD carts, in a tag-team (serial) fashion. You can hot-swap a filled drive for continuous operation. Setup is straight forward, with a touch screen. Recordings are in Apple ProRes422, including standard, HQ, LT, and Proxie compression. It can also record one channel of 4K60, via HDMI or SDI. As a real plus, the HDR-80 writes file headers continually, so that you lose only a few seconds of video if the power fails.

If you absolutely have to run your camera off of LP batteries, this is a must have. The battery feeds and ejects at the bottom of the grip so generally speaking, no issues changing out batteries to power my BM cameras.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This camera is great to watch live feeds at home when one is away. My dog stays home by herself, and this is a great way for me to stay in touch with her while I’m at work.

I use this card to gather my video feeds for livestreaming. Currently have a PTZOptics camera, sony 4K camera, and a laptop with powerpoint running on it that then all flows into Livestream studio. Easy to install and use!

I use it to run 1080p5994 3G-SDI camera feeds to the switcher, and this does the trick. Good solid signal, no dropouts. Pros Flexible, lays flat, well shielded. Cons If you don't have people who know how to wrap a cable this long it can twist easily and get kinked, but that's the nature of flexible cabling. Cost, you can build this cable much cheaper by buying the reel and the ends and making it yourself, but if you don't have time like me then this is a solid cable to get.