This white ConferenceSHOT AV PTZ Camera from Vaddio is suitable for use in conference rooms from small to medium. It captures and transmits video from 180p to 1920 x 1080p at 30p over USB 3.0, and 180p to 1920 x 1080p at up to 60p while IP streaming from a single 1/2.8"-type Exmor sensor. Featuring a 10x optical zoom and 11x Super-Wide optical zoom, the camera has a 67/74° angle of view at wide, with a 7.6° angle of view when zoomed in all the way.

The camera simultaneously outputs UVC video over USB 3.0 and streams IP video (H.264) using RTSP protocols. You can control the camera from a networked computer via the Ethernet port, and an included IR remote provides local control. Audio is handled via optional external mics (not included).

1920 x 1080 Resolution at 60 fps    74 to 7.6° Horizontal Field of View    165° Pan    90 to -30° Tilt    10x Zoom    Two White CeilingMIC Microphones

The camera's outputs are active at all times, so there is no need to select one output over another. This also allows you to output to more than one display device or recorder at the same time. The built-in IP streaming simplifies streaming your video over a network.

PoE+ provides power over an Ethernet cable, so you are not limited where you can mount the camera by needing an AC outlet. You can mount this camera wherever you can run an Ethernet cable.

The camera features a built-in web based interface for control via your browser.

Two EasyMIC ports allow you to connect two Vaddio EasyMIC microphones (not included).

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is this hdmi 2.0 or mini hdmi?

A: The AViPAS AV-1081 HDMI PTZ Camera has a full HDMI port.

Q: 2. we just started using the -1071. We have not been able to get then Line In to work. We use this for church services at the beach and the camera completely whites out with an early morning sun behind the camera, Have to use manual exposure which degraded the video. is the -1081 better suited for bright conditions? Really have never had a camera white out when in Auto Exposure. My GoPro, MEVO Start all work excellently. i just needed to be able to pan around.

A: The white out condition happens with auto exposure when the camera has to overcompensate for a extreme low light scenario. For example if the camera is pointed at subjects who are in silhouette. A camera in auto will not have the knowledge that a shooter would have who can set the exposure manually. The camera in auto sees the image in this low light and says its way too dark let me open way up to compensate. The effect is a whiteout. What I suggest is to place the camera where there is exposure in general, not in too low light. Having typed all this, the aperture for both cameras is basically the same. So I would say it is not the camera but the nature of auto exposure.

Q: 3. Will the 1/8" input accept a signal from the Rode Wireless Go receiver? I need to embed these mics to the HDMI signal.

A: Yes. All that would be need is a 1/8 to 1/8 cable. Pearstone Stereo Mini Male to Stereo Mini Male Cable (Black, 6') BH #PEMMSA106B • MFR #MMSA-106B https://bhpho.to/35HGO5V

Q: 4. Does the zoom setting remain set when you turn the camera off and on or do you have to set the zoom every time you turn the camera on?

A: There are options for setting a zoom parameter and saving that on a controller.

Q: 5. Is it OBS compatible?

A: Yes this cameras Ip streaming Protocol is compatible with OBS

Q: 6. Does this camera have manual gain and iris settings?

A: the camera supports manual focus and manual white balance, and manual shutter settings. The gain settings are user assignable but there are no specifics on manual aperture settings

Q: 7. What is the range of the remote control in feet?

A: Approximately 25" line of sight

Q: 8. Is any IOS or Android apps for wireless control?

A: No there is not.

Q: 9. What kind of settings can I adjust with the IR remote?

A: Page 13 of the user manual, which we have up on our website, shows the various controls available on the remote. https://bhpho.to/2HiSaRB

Q: 10. Any concerns with connecting this camera via HDMI cable directly to a TV in another room?

A: This would work fine, though most HDMI signals will only work under 35' length. Otherwise you may need an HDMI extender, such as: KanexPro HDMI Full HD Extender over Cat6 (196'). https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1288878-REG/kanexpro_ext_hd60m_hdmi_extender_over_cat6.html