Would this be good for broadcasting live?
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Yes, it's a good camera in regular lighting. Can get grainy in low light. Camera is taped based so it's old format. You need an external recorded if you want digital files. Camera is HD or shoots SD. You can shoot on either tape for backup if you use an external recorder (like a Sony). I would look to newer cameras despite the fact this camera has done me well over the past 3 years. There are just newer cameras out there for just a bit more money. But tapeless is my recommendation or if you get the FX7 at a great price then it's worth it.
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No. It has a P2 audio output jack and you will have noise and problems with audio. If your audio is captured other way, so use HDMI conector. But this camera is not full hd.
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I had many people look at the one I had and not one person could get it to download to a disc. I needed it for weddings. I sold mine and bought a Nikon. To each his own, maybe I had a bad one that I was not aloud to return? When a camera shop and many other videographers could not make it work I sold it!Have a good time with itLaura
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I would say no, this is not TV-quality, it's not full HDV, (it's HDV 1080 60i, so interlaced, not progressive). It's geared more towards the record to tape and then playback/capture to computer workflow.To Laura, you need to capture the video to the computer via iLink/firewire and a video editing software, I use Final Cut Pro to injest the footage to files (and yes it does automatically break to separate clip files at start/stop points)
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i would not recomend it on a live circuit. but if you new it was a dead circuit, it would work. pervided you could get close to the wire you were tracing.
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Yes, absolutely. I have personally done this for exactly the reason/need you are in streaming Chromecast. And, there are many other excellent features this device performs (e.g. re-broadcasting wifi signal as a repeater for further wifi coverage.). An excellent investment!
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Probably. The lighting works well for podcasting. It's easy to assemble and carry. Good setup directions.
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Yes it will definitely work. Don't let the price fool you. I am a Professional DJ and I use it for wedding receptions, graduation parties, and whatever other gig might require a wireless mic.
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There isn't much to set up... stations and that's it. Not complicated at all. Go for it. The audio input is very useful for external sources such as I-pod.
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No...the audio will stream just fine. You should not have any latency on the audio.
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I'd say this would be the perfect solution for you based on my experience. I did a lot of research and was willing to spend more money, but this accomplished the purpose -- better voice quality from broadcast and recorded TV
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Depending on the product it should be fine. Its 720p and lighting would be a factor as audio may be as well.
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You would need a long cord or a wireless transmitter. if your audio is mission critical, I would purchase a higher quality mic. This is great for events etc but not for video.
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Hello Ron,Yes it is suitable for that use. Thanks,Mediabridge Customer Support856-216-8222support@mediabridgeproducts.com
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Yes what you are thinking would work easily. Wire it as if you weren't using a wireless device. You can input/output any way you want. I use these all the time. Hope this helps. Flatscreenguru.
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This would be perfect for a live set-up, but it would be a little too much for mixing. I would recommend the CVA-115, which has a 15" speaker instead of the 18" speaker. Thanks Randall.
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Yes, you can do this (configure it as a wifi client and it can re-broadcast a local wifi network). However, as it's very small, the antennas aren't great - you would be much better off using a purpose-built wifi range extender
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Yes but you need a tuner,and a software channel guide like Sage, which works great.
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I use the 802 for business and personal. Don't think it is good for much more than voice. The mic's (even the stereo plug-in microphone) would not be sufficient for professional quality recording of a live performance. Also, it depends on the distance. If you have it right next to an acoustic guitar, it would probably be ok to use to record practice sessions (my son did that). But if you are in the audience, forget it.
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Yes, but make sure the amp is rated for digital signals over the air and is capable of at least 12db amplification to bring in those fringe stations. 24db or 36db is even better. Don't expect all local channels to come in, and weather (especially wind and snow) will have detrimental affects on your signal-but what the heck, it's free!