Roland VR-1HD Streaming Mixer Tutorial #7: Import Stills Images

[@kevinlbrockway]

Good informative videos. I've watched all 9 and learned everything I needed to make a purchase decision. This unit will do everything needed to do multi-camera music videos for streaming. Good stuff.

[@louisthumoriste]

Hi, I have a problem, it's alway say : Access denied

[@Scepterdallas]

Me too. I thought I fixed it because I got one to work but no idea what I did. Has anyone figured out how to make it work?

[@malmomotionpictures]

I get exactly the same error message: "Access denied" as Louis T. My images are 1920 x 1080 the same as the output of the video stream. I have tried a few different softwares now. Photoshop, Pixelmator och just on-line conversion. No solution. I doubt anyone is monitoring the comments here.

[@ntouched]

If your streaming at the default setting (1080/30p), make sure your image resolution is 1080/30p, not 1080/60p or 1080/60i (hope this helps)!

[@Scepterdallas]

Any luck? I can't figure it out.

[@Scepterdallas]

@@ntouched What is mean't by 30p?

[@Scepterdallas]

Mine shows 1920x1080/29.97p

[@malmomotionpictures]

@@Scepterdallas Well, as it turned out I sold the Roland VR-1HD and got a ATEM Mini PRO and ISO. Use them both. Works great.

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Hate the stupid, looking away from camera, shots. I think that this is a good product, though...

[@ntouched]

Justin has two (2) cameras set up. The close up camera is set at his side view. Notice how the camera at the further distance has a straight on shot. Whoever edited this video used the close up angle (frequently). Hope this answers your question! I purchased the Roland VR-1HD and it's definitely a GREAT buy! And NO, I don't work for Roland, neither did I get paid for this comment.

[@dennispeaks]

@@ntouched How have you liked the VR-1HD so far? Any issues?