Accsoon has launched their SeeMo and SeeMo Pro devices at IBC 2023 that connect any HDMI and SDI-capable cameras directly to Frame IO’s Camera-to-cloud workflow. iPhones and iPads act as the monitoring, recording, and means of distribution. Let’s look at the details. If you have an iPhone 8 or later, or an iPad 6th generation or iPad Pro, you can connect it to the SeeMo hub. Any camera with a clean HDMI feed will then use the iPhone or iPad screen as a monitor while it runs SeeMo’s app. Clips are recorded to the iOS device at up to 1080/60P and encoded in h.264 at up to 30Mbps. The SeeMo’s cradle can power the iPhone while shooting. Image credit: Accsoon. You don’t have to use a camera for your source, as any HDMI source can send footage this way, whether it’s a computer or an HD player. You can also use game consoles, video decks, and output from video switchers. Accsoon’s SeeMo connects to the iOS device via a Lightning cable, or USB-C in the case of the iPhone 15, and uses its data connections to send the files. SeeMo will also power the iPhone and iPad while in the cradle. The advantage of SeeMo If you have a camera with a clean HDMI feed, then SeeMo can take what could be broadcast-quality footage, albeit HD, and use whatever data coverage the iPhone has to deliver it to Frame IO for craft editing. SeeMo Pro offers SDI connections, including output,...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 19 September, 2023