Product Description
The AJA HELO is a top - notch, stand - alone H.264 streaming and recording device. It combines SDI and HDMI I/O in one unit, enabling simultaneous streaming to your CDN and encoding/recording of high - quality H.264 files to SD, SDHC, SDXC cards, USB storage, or network - based storage. It's compact and tough, perfect for your busy schedule, whether it's live events, webcasts, or production work. With support for 1080p 60, it can capture sports, live shows, video conferences, and more. It encodes to H.264/MPEG - 4 for wide compatibility and efficient bandwidth use, with 2 - channel stereo audio encoding options. You can easily set up CDN connections via USB and a web - based UI, and stream using various protocols. There's a dedicated record button for immediate recording, and it supports simultaneous and redundant recording. The calendar integration simplifies scheduled projects, and the built - in web server makes setup and configuration a breeze. Key features include portable design, high - resolution encoding, diverse storage options, and support for multiple video and audio formats and protocols. Technical specs cover a wide range of video formats, encoding parameters, and connectivity options, with a 3 - year warranty.
Using the AJA HELO is easy. First, connect your video device to it via 3G - SDI or HDMI. If you want to stream, use the USB connection and the web - based UI to set up your CDN connection before the event. Once at the event, just press the Stream button. For recording, simply press the Record button on the front. You can record while streaming and also have redundant recording to two media destinations. When it comes to setting up the device, you can use the AJA eMini - Setup software via the direct USB port or the web server - generated UI over the network to set IP addresses and configure other settings. Remember to operate it within the temperature range of 32°F - 104°F (0°C - 40°C) and relative humidity of 10 - 90% non - condensing. Also, don't expose it to high altitudes above 10,000ft (3,000m). For storage, make sure your SD cards and USB drives are in the supported formats. To maintain the device, keep it clean and avoid physical damage. If you encounter any streaming issues, check the error log for quick analysis. And don't forget to update the firmware regularly using the web - based interface for the best performance.
