Daniel Pisarski

There some great rigs available for holding, stabilizing or moving cameras these days, and many are inexpensive.  From the DJI Ronin to one-handed gyroscopes to mini-dollies.  Some of you have aske...

In the past few years, dSLR cameras have become popular cameras for video, since all have added HDMI output capabilities.  You can certainly stream with your dSLR camera but there are a few importa...

Once you log into the Solo portal (https://solo.liveu.tv), you will be on the home page. Click on Edit Destinations (orange cloud icon). Once the Destinations page loads, select Switchboard Live....

LiveU is excited to be part of the In Real Life community!  A lot of members of this community use graphic overlays from systems such as Streamlabs, sometimes using open source software like the Op...

Sling Studio is a wireless production system with many, many great features.  It also pairs up great with your LiveU Solo as a way to add bonding to your Sling Studio. Using The Two Together The Sl...

If your input signal to the LiveU Solo is interlaced, the Solo will de-interlace (deinterlace) the video, so that the video you are sending to your online platform is always progressive.  You do no...

The microSD slot is unused in the current version of Solo and is reserved for future functionality.  No need to insert a microSD card today, your unit should do all its normal functions without one!

  1. Make sure the unit is powered down. 2. Insert a paperclip into the Factory Reset pinhole. This can be found right below the HDMI port on the original Solo model or next to the power input on t...

The Solo uses 12 Volt, 3 Amp DC power on a 5.5mm diameter, 2.1mm center pin barrel connector.  It also has an internal battery that can power the unit for 2 hours or more of transmission time.  Thu...

You have a number of options when connecting over cellular (LTE) with your LiveU Solo: USB Modems These devices connect to the Solo over USB, and connect directly to various LTE networks.  Carriers...