osee GoStream Duet Multiple Camera SDI and HDMI Live Stream Video Mixer Switcher with SD Record and NDI HX Supported

Great device with an even greater superpower - it has 4 inputs and accepts any combination of HDMI and SDI inputs! Currently, I'm running 1 SDI camera, 1 HDMI camera and 1 laptop to it. Just about everything is working great! I've upgraded the firmware, however, I still haven't been able to get NDI through the unit to any of our church audience screens. The manual says, "update to the latest firmware and you get a free NDI license". Problem is, I haven't found a way to verify that the license has been applied to the device. It seems there are a few things lost in translation when it comes to the user guide, but I'm sure I'll figure it out eventually. I haven't tested streaming directly from the unit (to YouTube, for instance) but every other function seems to be working just fine so, I'm very happy with the purchase.

Hard pressed to find something better for the price, and better than many switchers costing much more. Supersource with simultaneous keying, two usb ports for webcam input/pc webcam output and disk recording simultaneously, plus sd card reader / recording, network access for uploading media files via the app...this thing is still impressing me after a month of daily use. Built in screen with menu button means you can setup / make changes using the on-board controls without software control even though it has that as well. I did find one time where it rebooted while in after I tried to do too many things at once, but my multiple Atems has done the same thing several times over the past 4 years. It's highly configurable on the routing side, and keyer options, but I have yet to see if it can do flying key which is something Atems can do. Very few cons with this, and many, many pros.

Incredible piece of kit for the money. I contemplated this or the Atem Mini, but the 3 input supersource coupled with NDI and UVC inputs sold me.This past weekend i ran a 11 hours livestream and didnt have a single hiccup the entire time.My only "gripe" is that the UVC power is weak, so powering action cameras from it doesn't work right unless you use a powered hub, and even then, the feed is choppy.Some reviewers mentioned overheating or running hot. The new versions have a plastic bottom with a integral fan, so overheating is no longer an "issue". The fan is audible, but not terrible.Also, the facebook community is very active and willing to help. The devs are on there and listen to feedback.Would recommend.

Lo uso siempre y cumple con todas mis expectativas... si pudiera tener una salida auxiliar extra sería perfecto

The media could not be loaded. I've been using the GoStream Deck for a little while now and I'm really liking it. I am an Atem Mini Pro user and this product competes directly with it at the same price point. I do love my Atem Mini Pro but I wish it had a few more features that require me to move up to the Extreme. The GoStream has some of those features I'm looking for, especially as it relates to super source and media playback. It is super easy to use out of the box, but the main thing missing is a companion desktop software. Osee says they are working on it. Once they do, I will update this review accordingly.What I like:- Easy to use out of the box- Supersource- Ability to record and playback media from a SD Card- Flexible ports - two HDMI ports and two USB-C Ports- Ability to stream to 3 different sources simultaneously- Bring in a webcam as one of your inputs.What I don't like:- No desktop software (as of 10/18/2023)- Some default settings - button brightness is set to high and multi-view layout (these can be changed in the settings)- No video scalers - This will not accept 4k (or higher) inputs. You need to make sure your inputs are set to 1080p (or 720p).- No audio processing for audio.Make sure to update to the latest firmware. One of the issues I had with the original firmware is that by default it output to 1080p 30. The external monitor I used didn't support 30 fps. I had to change the output to 60fps. The new firmware addresses this issue along with a number of other things. See release note below.V1.0.3 Release Note:1. Fixed the issue of occasional out of synchronization problems between video and audio in long-duration recorded video material to the SD card.2. Fixed the issue of occasional abnormal audio in recordedvideo materials.3. Enhanced the video recording capability that allows the frame rate of recorded videos to match the output frame-rate set by the GoStream Deck.4. Fixed the issue of out-of-sync streaming.

The OSEE GoStream has been a great replacement for our ATEM Mini Pro — it’s worked flawlessly so far, with no issues during use. The downside was that the firmware update took several tries before we finally got it to succeed. and the multiscreen won't auto adjust to fit in our monitor. Aside from that, it’s been smooth sailing, and we’re really happy with the performance and features it offers