Get Started with Yolobox Network Bonding In Just 5 Minutes!

In this video, I'll show you how to use network bonding on YoloBox Pro, the best live streaming device for professional and amateur broadcasters. Network bonding is a feature that allows you to combine multiple internet sources, such as 4G, WiFi, Ethernet, and USB dongle, to create a stable and fast connection for your live stream. You'll learn how to activate, configure, and monitor network bonding on your YoloBox Pro, and how it can improve your live streaming quality and reliability.
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[@GhostIntheShodow]

About time

[@yohannsphotographyvideogra9542]

do i still need a celular plan with it and what does it gives extra that i cant have with a regular sime card as far as uploads ?

[@TimSimpson]

The fun thing with Sim cards is that how they work is different from provider to provider. In New Zealand, I can get a data only card that works perfectly well with it, however, I know this isn’t the same in all countries. The best thing I can suggest is to go to you cell provider and see if they can let you test with a particular card and plan.

[@yohannsphotographyvideogra9542]

Thanks I went to t mobile in New York tested the card and I had to pay in advance and took a prepaid 50 giga unlimited plan that really did not work I lost 75 dollars and I still did not find a provider problem is no one would suggest a plan that would work and I need to pay in advance if you know anyone in the USA that has a plan that will work please let me know

[@expertbowlergaming]

@@yohannsphotographyvideogra9542was it a card for a phone. If you use a phone sim it should work. I have used att and T-Mobile before

[@albhaby143]

Nice one 😊AD_76