Daniel Pisarski

New in the SRT-OUT-Caller-Solo destination type, are two profiles that are both labeled as "No Nulls" - one for H.264 and one for HEVC (H.265).   What No Nulls Means Profiles in the SRT-Out-Caller-...

The Solo PRO uses a special Y cable in each of its special USB ports to connect up to 4 external modems to the unit.   Here are some details about how the Y Cables work: You will see each of the m...

The Solo PRO Connect lineup has changed again with the launch of our Quattro kits, allowing 4 modems on Solo PRO.  Use this guide to determine what kit makes sense for you.  Note, all starter kits ...

Solo PRO Connect includes verified modems for your Solo PRO (and Solo PRO only) as well as the ability to activate several different regional data plans. Each data plan includes unlimited data on t...

Update September 2023: Microsoft has indicated that RTMP Input to Microsoft Teams will be going away at the start of 2024.  Leading up to the retirement date, Microsoft has said they may change or ...

We definitely recognize every user that has made LiveU Solo such a success and one of the key ways live streams are created around the world. To recognize all the users that made an investment in t...

This guide includes some pointers to stream using the HEVC video codec from your Solo PRO. About HEVC HEVC is the next generation codec after H.264.  It is also known as H.265, but more commonly re...

LiveU Solo has one-touch integration with many cloud production tools, and many more tools listed as manual destinations.  You an use your Solo as a source for these cloud tools and a remote source...

You can use your LiveU Solo to stream to the Grabyo cloud platform, a powerful cloud production and clipping tool.   Below are the steps to setup your LiveU Solo stream in Grabyo.   1. In Grabyo, c...

Once you sign up for the Solo Connect data plan on the portal (note, this is a different date then when you purchased the Solo Connect Starter Kit), it takes 24-48 hours for the lines to activate, ...