Good point. I think the point I was trying to make was the fact that if you wanna send the usb out on the Atem mini pro to something like OBS then you can’t use it to record on an SSD. With the Yolobox you can record on an SD card and still send the USB out no problem.
Yololiv are doing a fantastic job with the Yoloboxes. My only concerns are 1) that it relies on Android and 2) that it uses mid range processors. Not sure how long it will be usable or get updates considering these limitations.
First of all, why on earth are you using an old ATEM Mini the cheapest version for comparison? Why not ATEM Mini ISO? Or even ATEM Mini Extream ISO that is at the same price as YoloBox Pro but far more capable then the old ATEM Mini Pro? Using the old ATEM Mini Pro gives so wrong impression
@@joicam123 still it will be hard to beat the YBP as far as portability and mobile streaming go… however as many people have mentioned they are more ideal for bigger productions where you have all the necessary complementary equipment ( computers, monitors etc..)
@@LiveProductionTips to be fair you do not need computers when using Atem mini, you can get away with out it thought the computer gives some extras. I know the pain my self needing a lot of equipment when using mixer, I can not use Minis because they are only progressive and I am live broadcasting for national Television so I need to use my Atem TV studio mixers to get interlaced signal for them. Being able to use minis would be much more easier but sadly not an option. True thought, the internal battery inside the Yolo is brilliant. External Power bank for the Atem mini is a bit of a risk.
Good review. With the Yolobox pro can you stream in 4k or does it just go up to 1080v
1080p for now. Hopefully we will get a 4K version in the future. Thank you
You're wrong, ATEM mini pro can record and stream (through RJ45) at the same time.
Good point. I think the point I was trying to make was the fact that if you wanna send the usb out on the Atem mini pro to something like OBS then you can’t use it to record on an SSD. With the Yolobox you can record on an SD card and still send the USB out no problem.
Yololiv are doing a fantastic job with the Yoloboxes. My only concerns are 1) that it relies on Android and 2) that it uses mid range processors. Not sure how long it will be usable or get updates considering these limitations.
I will be testing its stability for sure. But we can all agree that we needed something like this
One thing pros would appreciate is the ISO capabilities of the Atem whereas the Yolo dont have the capability to record separate streams. Or does it?
No it doesn’t but wait for the Yolobox Ultra 💪
Can the Yolo stream to Zoom?
You could use the USB out to send the feed to zoom
Hope win yp
First of all, why on earth are you using an old ATEM Mini the cheapest version for comparison?
Why not ATEM Mini ISO?
Or even ATEM Mini Extream ISO that is at the same price as YoloBox Pro but far more capable then the old ATEM Mini Pro?
Using the old ATEM Mini Pro gives so wrong impression
I would love to compare it to the Atem mini extreme for sure or the ISO version
@@LiveProductionTips Yeah they have come so far in those ISO versions of them :)
@@joicam123 still it will be hard to beat the YBP as far as portability and mobile streaming go… however as many people have mentioned they are more ideal for bigger productions where you have all the necessary complementary equipment ( computers, monitors etc..)
@@LiveProductionTips to be fair you do not need computers when using Atem mini, you can get away with out it thought the computer gives some extras.
I know the pain my self needing a lot of equipment when using mixer, I can not use Minis because they are only progressive and I am live broadcasting for national Television so I need to use my Atem TV studio mixers to get interlaced signal for them. Being able to use minis would be much more easier but sadly not an option.
True thought, the internal battery inside the Yolo is brilliant. External Power bank for the Atem mini is a bit of a risk.
@@joicam123 I feel you