A Look Behind the Scenes of PTZOptics' Newest Creations: The Budget-Friendly Move SE Series and Dante AV-H-Enabled Link Camera Series

Introducing the PTZOptics Move SE and PTZOptics Link Cameras: Personal Insights into Our Exciting Camera Release Projects

As someone who has been deeply involved in the development and release of PTZOptics' latest camera series, I couldn't be prouder of our engineering team's hard work and dedication. Today, I am thrilled to share with you the fruits of our labor: the PTZOptics Move SE and PTZOptics Link cameras. These new additions to our product lineup are designed to provide high-quality live-streaming experiences at a budget-friendly price, catering to a wide range of users.

The PTZOptics Move SE camera line will be shown off at this year's NAB event, offering AI-driven auto-tracking capabilities similar to those found in our popular Move 4K cameras, but at a more accessible price point starting at just $999. It has been a fantastic journey working alongside our talented team to bring these powerful yet affordable cameras to the market, and I am excited to see the impact they will have on the live-streaming industry.

The Move SE cameras are versatile, supporting SDI, HDMI, and USB video outputs, and are compatible with IP streaming technologies like RTSP, RTMP, and SRT. This compatibility makes it simple for users to broadcast their content on popular platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, and Twitch. I believe that this ease of use and adaptability will make the Move SE camera line a favorite among live-streaming enthusiasts.

Alongside the Move SE series, our team has also been working on the innovative PTZOptics Link 4K cameras, which feature Dante AV-H support—a widely-used audio over IP solution that now also supports video.

While the Move SE cameras don't offer 4K resolution, they still produce impressive video quality with a maximum output of 1080p at 60 fps. The PTZOptics Link cameras also deliver HD video quality, with the added advantage of Dante AV-H integration. I am confident that both of these camera lines will become go-to options for live event producers, content creators, and conference organizers.

What sets the Move SE camera line apart is its intelligent auto-tracking feature, powered by advanced AI algorithms. This technology allows the camera to smoothly and automatically follow specific individuals during live broadcasts, creating a captivating and immersive experience for viewers without the need for a dedicated camera operator. This has been a passion project for our engineering team, and I am proud to see this feature incorporated into our new camera series.

Both the Move SE and Link cameras come with a full suite of PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) functions and remote control capabilities, making it easy for users to switch between different camera angles and scenes during a live broadcast. And they can all be managed by our brand new Camera Management Platform (CMP). It has been an incredible journey working on these projects and collaborating with our brilliant engineering team, and I am eager to see how these cameras will transform the live-streaming landscape.

I invite you to check out the PTZOptics Move SE and PTZOptics Link camera series on the PTZOptics website or see them in action at this year's NAB conference. Feel free to reach out to our team at [email protected] to learn more.