I could see 4 cameras in a meting scenario streamed to UA-cam where you have a background and 4 moderators, maybe not even local. So, there is a use case for this. However, your audience is not going to be doing 4 pip. If you have one main camera and one PIP (such as a pocket radar mevo go), does the pixel have the same ghosting effects? Or, can we say it is simply the 4 pip in the program view?
@@erikpaullive it seemed to do fine (wired) until we added the Go device. Will try wireless again using the travel router. That will simulate a more game experience. But it too may require a wired setup.
Loving the device testing videos. Looking forward to more.
I could see 4 cameras in a meting scenario streamed to UA-cam where you have a background and 4 moderators, maybe not even local. So, there is a use case for this.
However, your audience is not going to be doing 4 pip. If you have one main camera and one PIP (such as a pocket radar mevo go), does the pixel have the same ghosting effects? Or, can we say it is simply the 4 pip in the program view?
@@erikpaullive it seemed to do fine (wired) until we added the Go device. Will try wireless again using the travel router. That will simulate a more game experience. But it too may require a wired setup.
@LynkSpyder try putting two cameras on the 2.4 and 2 on the 5 with the pixel on the 5.