The Livepack LP-6 v.2 battery operated touch screen live streaming equipment

Let’s welcome our latest creations, the LP-6 Livepack v.2. IVB7 is the only maker that offers rock solid reliable HD-SDI and HDMI inputs for one to join your specialist live broadcasting feed and flow away immediately. Together with the LP-6, you have the options to correct the encoding settings at a really granular level. Never has it been so simple for news stations to live flow from anywhere immediately using such a mobile touchscreen operated innovative media broadcast program.
Envision simply carrying your electronic live production studio whereever you go. That’s what the new LP-6 v.two is all about.
No added Preview & Source Monitors demanded because of it’s state of the art HD LED touch display panel
It also comes with a complete HDMI Output for Live Relay
It may be used for whole post production with almost any media editing program.
It’s totally equipped for non speed & higher speed Internet Webcasting.
It’s built for TV Broadcasting, information, compering & media conferencing using Expert Mike for reporters from anyplace.
It may Broadcast on multiple societal networking sites simultaneously -eg.
It may directly convert any boundless videos to be kept on sites.
It also has the hottest Intel Nth Generation i7 Processor may also be utilized as a standard Desktop or Notebook so all you have to carry is 1 device while you’re on your way to provide your information feed or outside live event.
Telephone us in +91-9789-9789-81 and reserve your own IVB7 Livepack now. V.two means more energy in your hands on the move.
The LP-6 works with any dwell broadcasting technology but we advise that you utilize LIvebox dwell broadcasting technology to possess the finest live broadcasting attribute on account of this switch-CDN along with other added choices which are found in Livebox.

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