Be First on scene at JVC's GY-HM650 Workflow Workshop Mobile News "Gathering" - NYC
 

The JVC Mobile News “Gathering”
New GY-HM650 Workflow Workshop Event

We interrupt your original programming to bring you this special report from E.C. Professional Video:
Breaking News direct from the source at JVC, the latest updates in Mobile Newsgathering: Be the first on the scene.

Thursday, May 23rd, 2013

Join us in the morning or afternoon
Morning Session- 11AM-1PM Presentation/Demonstration
Afternoon Session- 2PM-4PM Presentation/Demonstration

Introducing JVC’s GY-HM650- Live Streaming, FTP File Upload, WIFI+4G connectivity
GY-HM600 (2.0 Upgrade)
SR-HD2500US BLU-RAY DISC & HDD RECORDER w/HDSDI
DT-V24G1Z 24-INCH 3G HDSDI/SDI STUDIO MONITOR
DT-V17G15 17” Multi-Format LCD Monitor

Accessories:

Bon Electronics BON BW-100SV HDMI & HD-SDI Wireless Transmitter and Receiver
Litepanels, Ki Pro QUAD, and more.

Get the full story at the JVC Show Event Thursday - May, 23rd @ E.C. Professional Video, Inc.
253 West 51st Street
New York, NY, 10019
212.333.5570


Register on eventbrite: E.C. Professional Video, Inc. on Eventbrite

Re: Be First on scene at JVC's GY-HM650 Workflow Workshop Mobile News "Gathering" - N
 

Wish I could make this, but cannot. I am in the process of deciding which new camcorder to purchase, and the HM650 intriges me. The specs looks great,but the new live streaming 2.0 upgrade is what makes me possibly pick this over other cameras.

I would like to add live streaming of events to my services. Simple one-camera setups, streaming live to either ustream, livestream, or another cdn. Embed that content into my clients website, or my own.

I have been looking into the many camcorders out there, and pairing it with a teradek cube. But if the hm650 can do it in all-in-one package, maybe I should go that direction?

So can you find out from the workshop, or if you know now - can this cam stream directly to a cdn? I watched the videos from NAB,but none of them answer thiis question - just that it can stream to a decoder at the TV station.