Pearl Nano Review: Live Streaming, SRT, Recording, and More!

[@GeekyNerdyTechy]

Hi everyone! I hope you like my review of the Pearl Nano. Timestamps: 0:00​ - Pearl Nano Introduction 0:13​ - Product Provided Disclaimer 0:22​ - Pearl Nano vs Atem Video 0:42​ - My Setup 1:15​ - Pearl Nano Front Panel 2:18​ - Pearl Nano Rear Panel (audio) 2:58​ - Pearl Nano Rear Panel (video) 3:37​ - Ethernet, USB, and HDMI Output 4:05​ - Pearl Nano Use Case #1 (Live Streaming) 4:43​ - Pearl Nano Use Case #2 (SRT) 5:15​ - Pearl Nano Use Case #3 (Side by Side) 5:58​ - Pearl Nano Backend 6:42​ - Layout, Encoding, Streaming, Recording 7:05 - Dynamic Layout Editor 7:47​ - Encoding Options 7:57​ - Multiple Streaming Destinations 8:49​ - Recording to the SD Card 9:29​ - HDMI output options 9:55​ - FTP, CMS Integration, UPnP, and More 11:08​ - Media Pool 11:29​ - Firmware Update Procedure 11:38​ - My Final Review ►Pearl Nano - bhpho.to/3ut6hHk (B&H affiliate link) ►Official Site - www.epiphan.com/products/pearl-nano/ - Just an FYI, I had the recording set to 30p and my camera set to 25p so the majority of the main shot is my camera recording. Had the frame rates been the same the quality would match almost perfectly!

[@ShadowFandub]

has +48v for mics?

[@lvca.avellino]

In alternative to OBS with a pc..

[@LinemanUniverse]

Cool review maybe something to check out for church streaming services?

[@GeekyNerdyTechy]

This is a good thing for that type of work as long as you don't need to feed it multiple HDMI cameras. As a dedicated streaming device it's great.

[@SepehrHH]

Great

[@Streamkituk]

Not being able to just copy directly from the SD card on another computer is bit of a minus

[@GeekyNerdyTechy]

I thought that as well but being a network device it’s pretty easy to download your files. It will also package them into a zip folder if you’re downloading multiples.