Compact PTZ 1080P FHD 10X/20X/30X Camera with HDMI/SDI/USB 3.0/POE

Overview

Introducing the BG-VPTZ-HSU3, a versatile COMPACT PTZ 1080P FHD camera with 10X/20X/30X zoom options, multiple output interfaces (HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0, IP streaming), and a compact design perfect for offices and classrooms. For enhanced audio/video over IP streaming, the BG-VPTZ-HSU3 supports NDI|HX2 with the BG-VPTZN-HSU3 model.

With the ability to capture 1080p@60Hz video, this camera delivers exceptional image quality and supports H.264/H.265 video compression and RTMP(S) for live streaming. Offering flexible control via RS-232, RS-485, LAN, or IR remote, it also boasts 255 preset positions.  Additional features include Power over Ethernet (PoE), audio embedding, and a sturdy all-aluminum chassis, making it a top choice for high-quality video capture and streaming in various settings.

The BG-VPTZ-HSU3 camera finds applications in video conferencing, live streaming, content creation, surveillance, and large venue settings. Its high-resolution imaging, audio integration, and multiple output options enhance professional video conferences and engaging webinars.

Connectivity and Features:

The BG-VPTZ-HSU3 camera boasts impressive capabilities. It can capture images at resolutions of up to 1080p at 60Hz, ensuring that you get high-definition, sharp visuals for your applications. What sets it apart is its versatility in output options, with simultaneous HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB 3.0, and IP streaming outputs. This flexibility enables seamless integration into various workflows, making it adaptable for a wide range of settings and purposes. 

Additionally, it offers 10X, 20X, or 30X optical zoom lenses, which is invaluable for capturing detailed close-ups, even in large venues. For applications where synchronized audio and video are crucial, the camera features a 3.5mm audio input jack to embed audio directly into the video stream. It supports H.264 and H.265 video compression formats and can broadcast using ONVIF, RTSP, and RTMP IP streaming protocols.

Control Options:

The BG-VPTZ-HSU3 camera provides a wealth of control options to suit your specific needs. It can be controlled using RS-232, RS-485, LAN (local area network), or the included IR remote control. This diverse range of control methods ensures that you can choose the most convenient one for your particular use case. Moreover, the camera supports various control protocols, including IP VISCA, ONVIF, and PELCO-P/D, which simplifies integration into existing setups and control systems. When it comes to configuring and managing camera angles and settings, you have the luxury of storing up to 255 preset positions internally. 

Furthermore, nine of these presets are easily accessible via the included IR remote control, streamlining camera operation and enhancing user-friendliness. In conclusion, the BG-VPTZ-HSU3 camera is a versatile and adaptable solution, offering high-resolution imaging, diverse output options, audio integration, and a comprehensive array of control methods and protocols to cater to the unique needs of a wide range of professional applications.

What is NDI?

Network Device Interface (NDI) is a high performance AV over IP standard that allows anyone to use real time, ultra low latency video on existing IP video networks. The NDI open protocol enables professionals to share video through a local area network (LAN) with video-compatible devices.

What is NDI|HX2?

NDI|HX2 is an updated version of NDI|HX1. NDI|HX2 also compresses the bandwidth, but is more efficient than NDI|HX1. With compressed bandwidth, users can have more devices on their LAN without running into latency issues. NDI|HX2 provides good quality output, low bandwidth and medium latency. The main difference compared to NDI|HX1 is that HX2 is truly a native NDI stream - all the way from the source device to the destination. This means it is a "cleaner" implementation than HX1 and can potentially be more reliable, provide lower latency and give a more flexible connection which shares all the usual features of NDI. Learn more about NDI technology

Who Uses NDI Technology

NDI technology finds widespread application across diverse industries, encompassing broadcasting, live events, education, gaming, healthcare, corporate communication, security, entertainment, virtual studios, and government sectors. This versatile technology excels in delivering flawless audio and video transmissions over IP networks, making it indispensable for tasks like live broadcasts, remote learning, esports streaming, medical imaging, and more.

NDI stands as an adaptable platform, boasting easy setup, minimal latency, and top-tier video connectivity, catering to a broad spectrum of use cases. From professional broadcast studios to consumer-grade setups, NDI seamlessly integrates into various devices and workflows. This adaptability makes it an ideal choice for businesses operating in various sectors, including broadcast and professional audiovisual, cloud video management, conferences, education, gaming, and security.