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The Roland AeroCaster is a wireless livestreaming system built around an iPad app and a compact hardware control surface. It switches up to four wireless phones or tablets plus the host iPad's camera, with 30 savable scenes, a media pool, and transitions. The control surface doubles as an audio interface with two XLR inputs, a 3.5 mm input, and headphone and monitor outputs. It suits solo creators, churches, and classrooms that want multi-camera streaming without a cable run to each camera. Against wired switchers it trades input count and wired reliability for fast, cable-free setup.
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The Roland AeroCaster is a wireless livestreaming system for multi-camera streams without the cables usually needed to connect cameras, computers, and switchers. It pairs a hardware control surface and audio interface with a full-featured iPad app. An iPad and a couple of phones are enough to get it running.
It switches up to four wireless devices at once, plus the camera on the host iPad. Smartphones and tablets (iOS and Android) connect as wireless cameras, and computers and mobile devices can share their screens through the Google Chrome web browser. You can switch between cameras, media, and scenes with a variety of transition effects.
The app can save and recall 30 scenes with titles, graphics, and picture-in-picture windows. A media pool brings in video, audio, photos, and graphics stored on the iPad. The system streams directly to YouTube, Facebook Live, Twitch, and custom RTMP channels over Wi-Fi or 4G/5G cellular networks. It is suited to remote broadcasts of live performances, worship services, and classroom presentations.
