Would you have use in your studio for the Streamer X video capture card, audio interface and control surface, or is the ATEM Mini enough?

57:02So we're going to go to our regular Rode videocaster and Rode product expert, Courtney. Yes, a suitable sign-off question. Hit the road, Jack. Yes, this is what we're talking about is the Rodecaster Video X, Streamer X, which is a teeny tiny little version of their Rodecaster Pro. But it does have video capture as well, but it's $249. dollars. So it does, one nice thing it does have that similarly priced capture cards that are more

57:42capable than this, has that they don't, is a good audio interface. It has an XLR input for a single and it has a single headphone output in two types of, maybe it supports two channels of headphones. I guess this one is just with a microphone built into it. And this one is just for headphones only and a quarter inch and then an eighth inch TRRS, RRRR.

58:09And it does have an NB, what is this? I don't know what the second HDMI says. Maybe that's an output. It says through. Through. So I guess you can patch your camera or any HDMI source that you're feeding into capture in and you can feed it back out into a monitor. And it does have two USB inputs or outputs, I guess. So maybe one of them will serve as an input and one of them is an output only.

58:38And then you have a third one here, which is power only. So that's curious. So it's handy to have, but, you know, for just $25 more, you could get the OC Video Go, OC Go Deck, which is $279. I bought one and I think it's sitting down here somewhere. But anyway, it gives you far more flexibility and far more inputs to deal with.

59:06Four inputs and overlays and the ability to do things. And the bigger RODECaster video core does, like put myself in the corner up here. So things like that. So I don't know what all the capabilities of their Streamer X are, but it probably has built-in streaming over one of those USB ports. and I don't know how many services you can stream to.

59:28But if you only got one camera and you don't want to do things like bring video in from other people online or from websites that you want to demonstrate, et cetera, in your stream, maybe it'll work for you. It's $249. I don't know if it has any capture capabilities, so we'd have to look at that. I haven't researched it enough. And Peter Belbin in the chat was saying,

59:53how does it compare to the Roland equivalents, particularly regarding black levels and accuracy? Well, you know, that's a great question. We'd have to test it out with scopes. Maybe somebody can do that. I don't know. Nob Omni scope. That's a good product. We can maybe do some AB comparisons. All right, that will wrap the Saturday show. Thanks to all the panelists for coming in this morning

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