Vimeo probably did the correct factor by ditching its planned Netflix-style streaming service in favor of live video. The move came on the rear of its purchase of Livestream — the company known for its Mevo camera. With the ink on the deal barely dry, Vimeo is adding new hardware to its lineup with the launch of the Mevo plus.
Like its predecessor, the new camera is a tiny device that permits you to stream fully HD to multiple platforms (Facebook, Twitter, Periscope, YouTube, and Vimeo Live), plus record in 4K. only currently it offers 5 times more wireless range (up to one hundred feet), higher connectivity in noisy environments, and quicker uploads. Plus, you get access to all the auto-editing options that provide the impression of a multi-camera setup while livestreaming.
Make no mistake, the Mevo plus is a camera for serious creators, not casual streamers — look no additional than its $500 price tag for proof. And, if you want to use Vimeo Live, you will also have to fork out for a subscription starting from $75 to upwards of $800 per month. With the introduction of Mevo plus, the original Mevo camera has been reduced to $300 (making it a more affordable entry point for those looking to go pro). you can grab the new camera on-line, and at major retailers, starting today.
Pro-level production at your fingertips.
Create a multi-camera production from a single Mevo Plus.
Tap to cut, pinch to zoom or swipe to pan with the exclusive Live Editing suite. Enable Autopilot and let Mevo’s advanced AI do the editing for you.
Powerful and portable.
Re-engineered for faster and stronger performance, Mevo Plus delivers a premium streaming experience. Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, it’s like a TV studio in your pocket.
Stream live or share later.
Go live to every major platform from virtually anywhere via Wi-Fi or LTE. Record HD videos directly to your SD card or stream to Vimeo, Livestream, Facebook, YouTube, Periscope and Twitter.
Get multi-destination streaming and cloud video storage with the Livestream Mevo Plan.
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Source:engadget.com
