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The Live Shell is an add-on device that allows existing video cameras to stream live to the internet, without the need of a computer
The Live Shell is an add-on device that allows existing video cameras to stream live to the internet, without the need of a computer
The Live Shell is powered by three AA batteries, or an AC adapter
The Live Shell can accommodate older or simpler cameras, with its analogue A/V plugs
The Live Shell is an add-on device that allows existing video cameras to stream live to the internet, without the need of a computer
The Live Shell is an add-on device that allows existing video cameras to stream live to the internet, without the need of a computer
Article Summary
Japanese electronics manufacturer Cerevo might already be known to some readers for its Cerevo Camera Live. Released in May of 2010, the video camera is able to stream content live to Ustream, without the need of a linked computer. That's all very well and good, but what about all of us with other makes and models of video cameras who want to "go live"? Cerevo is now addressing them with its Live Shell module. The device hooks up to an existing camera, then sends its video and audio output directly to Ustream.
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