Remote live production over the internet with JVC streaming camcorders, using SRT protocol

Remote production using the GY-HC500 handheld live streaming camera, the GY-HC550 camera that adds built-in wireless communication, and the GY-HC900 shoulder-mount camera. All CONNECTED CAM cameras have SRT (Secure Remote Transport) protocol for sending broadcast quality video over the internet.
(Please note that the GY-HC500 SPC is a US-only model.)

[@patrickbattle6584]

Finally, Finally, Finally great demo. This video just brought me back to JVC. I have a 650U and I use Vimix so this video was exactly what I needed.👍👍

[@esromjayasinghe8510]

Absolutely the best streaming lesson. I own the JVC GY HC 500.

[@livestreamhawaii]

Great Video! What was your bandwidth on your camea side? Any idea how much bandwidth it needed?

[@fadhlematrook1248]

greate future ..thank you and for jvc company.

[@NARRASSAFilmes]

Awesome!

[@TerryHealy]

Really enjoyed watching your demo..im using the 550e can you tell me the best picture profile that I can use for both indoor & outdoors, Thank you ...

[@tele921]

Hello
VMIX gives me the following error. Someone could help me?
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Error listening on SRT socket.

[@FCLugano1908]

How do we update the firmware of the camera?

[@user-je3vj4wh7d]

Жалко только на руском перевести нельзя?

[@techthisout3549]

How do you send back the return video ? As I see in the vmix inputs you set up the Jvc camera as caller and vmix as listener. I suppose you use the srt vmix output pointing the public IP address of the camera. Or there is a simpler way like srt://jvccameraID:port ? Because I'm just wondering what happen every time you reboot your wireless AP that the camera uses, it basically gives you a new public IP. On the vmix machine you can set a dyn DNS app so no problem, the IP will be resolved with a domain name, I wonder if it is possible in the cam too