The Mevo camera: How to get the best live streaming experience with cellular data.

🔥 *Welcome to Today's Video: Mevo Multicam Checklist With Cellular Data!* 🔥
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👋 Hey there, live streaming enthusiasts! Have you ever found yourself in a situation where you need to stream high-quality content but there's no public WiFi available? Worry no more! In today's video, I'm sharing my personal checklist for live streaming with the Mevo Multicam, using nothing but a cellular data connection. 📱➡️🎥
🔍 *What's Covered?*
1️⃣ Equipment rundown: What you'll need to get started.
2️⃣ Connectivity: How to set up your phone's internet as your streaming lifeline.
3️⃣ Best Practices: Tips for keeping that connection strong and stable.
4️⃣ Troubleshooting: Quick fixes for common problems.
5️⃣ Bonus: Additional advice for taking your live stream to the next level.
🛠 *Why This Video?*
Live streaming is tricky, even when you have a strong WiFi connection. Relying on cellular data throws a whole new set of challenges into the mix. That's where this checklist comes in! Tailored from my own experience and best practices, this guide aims to help you avoid pitfalls and stream like a pro, anywhere, anytime. 🌍
👀 *Who Is This For?*
Whether you're a seasoned live streamer or a newbie just getting your feet wet, this video offers valuable insights. If you've ever been hesitant about streaming on the go due to internet connectivity concerns, then this video is a must-watch! 🙌
✅ *What's Next?*
After watching this video, you'll have a practical roadmap for live streaming with the Mevo Multicam using cellular data. Don't forget to grab the free checklist linked below to keep everything at your fingertips! 📋
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Thanks for watching, and happy streaming! 🎉🎥

[@estherzong0987]

Thanks for the awesome video. How about doing a review video for a live streaming encoder?

[@robertsmithlivestream]

Excellent video please can you do a video when using a router

[@TechArtRoom]

Great idea.

[@sibertiger17]

Do you know what the range is for this setup? I'm looking at live streaming kids hockey games, and want one camera behind each net, and one at center ice that I control, which would be the main camera, will this work to reach the two net cameras and still have decent signal strength ? I tried it with two cellphones and the multicam app, but the connection wasn't that great and kept dropping out...had to reduce the outgoing video to 360p and it looked like garbage. So it seems the cellphone hotspot isn't strong enough....like the other commenter said, how can using a mobile wifi booster like the AXT1800 help with this, I would like to see that!

[@TechArtRoom]

I haven't used an extender yet. Putting the main camera that is the access point center ice is the right plan. Try setting that one to be on 5Ghz using the meva app (single camera app, not multicam). Try to make sure there are no walls, people, obstructing the direct line of sight between the cameras.

[@sibertiger17]

​@@TechArtRoomok so the main camera set to 5g..is that to stream through the phone at highest speed? Can you only do that in the Mevo Go app? Is that why you say that, and then I use the phone and Multicam app to control them after?

[@TechArtRoom]

@@sibertiger17 You set to 5G because it has more bandwidth to carry more simultaneous data so you can have more cameras on your lan at once. Once you set the hotspot settings to 5G, you are good. You can exit and fire up the multicam app. This video explains a good bit of info about wifi and mevo cameras. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHjLimp4rJdjorc It talks about capacity, bandwidth, 5Ghz vs 2.4 Ghz, You will need to see your cameras clearly on the screen without skipping, freezing, chopping, etc., before you go live. That way you know you have a good connection within your local lan before you try streaming.

[@mkingw]

@mkingw 0 seconds ago I realize this is not a related topic but could you recommend a decent MiFi for switched lived streamed(Game Changer). The Verizon Orbic works fine for single camera Mevo Live streams but my 9th Gen IPad doesn't like it for 3 Cam Mevo Multicam events. In other words, it doesn't work.

[@TechArtRoom]

Find out if your bottleneck is the internet or the local wifi provided by your mifi. Can you run 3 cameras in close proximity (no streaming, just viewing) with smooth video? That tells you the performance of the local wifi (not upload). If you want something solid, get a mifi that has an ethernet port and bring your own wifi and just use the mifi's internet connection. You can get a ubiquiti nano (needs POE though) and connected to your mifi. You will have really good local wifi and you have to hope that your mifi has good enough connectivity to the internet.

[@mkingw]

I can't past the Set Up stage in Multicam --spinning wheel and no connect tab appears. Perhaps the 9th gen iPad doesn't like the network set up with the Orbic Speed hotspot.? As I said, when using the Mevo app, a single Mevo Start and the Orbic network --it works! But three cameras, Multicam app and same network--no luck. NOTE: When I set up at home the system works as it should using my home WiFi network. I'm thinking I need a better network solution for relatively remote location. ? by @@TechArtRoom