Great, sufficient and this was the only help I wanted. Please make some other videos to give more detailed reviews in using both the devises togather. Thankyou!
I'm going to try the speedify hack to bond a 5G modem with ethernet + built-in 4G SIM + event wifi (if possible, even with browser authentiacation) and see if that works, else I might try the belabox service using that Nvidia development board and that $10/month subscription he's selling.. but if I use an external encoder to bond multiple cellular connections, I wonder how do I display the live comments via the yolobox if it's being encoded externally.. maybe using the backup RTMP address (or how it's called" and purposefully disconnecting the yolobox signal then via the RUclips Live dashboard?
The YoloBox comment section currently works for scheduled streams only. However, YoloLiv is working on a new firmware update to make it for all streams. So right now, as long as your RUclips even is schedule it will work fine
@@ItsAWrapVideo On the Yolobox Ultra, slide all the way to the right on the bottom where the options are, select the gear, and there you will see "Video Out Settings" - click that. Then enable "Program out" . That will make the HDMI out send a clean feed out. The operation should be very similar if you are using a YoloBox Pro. Hope this helps!
My LiveU has solid livestreaming by itself but when I connect it to YoloBox the livestreaming keeps dropping. Do you recommend any settings when you combine YoloBox and LiveU?
We have not had that particular issue with our LiveU and YoloBox. I would suggest trying to lower your frame rate or resolution of the stream and see if that helps.
@@MrAKirby If you get the Solo connect plan for $295, that will include the data and LRT for LiveUs modems. If you purchase the LRT you will just get the bonding, which is necessary if you plan on using third party modems with your own data plan. If that is the course you would like to go down, I would recommend making sure the modems you are looking at are on LiveU's list of compatible modems - which you can check here: solohelp.liveu.tv/hc/en-us/articles/13933928495003-Solo-Supported-Modems
You are an absolute legend
Great, sufficient and this was the only help I wanted. Please make some other videos to give more detailed reviews in using both the devises togather. Thankyou!
Thanks for the info. I have a liveU solo and may look into getting the yolo pro.
I'm going to try the speedify hack to bond a 5G modem with ethernet + built-in 4G SIM + event wifi (if possible, even with browser authentiacation) and see if that works, else I might try the belabox service using that Nvidia development board and that $10/month subscription he's selling.. but if I use an external encoder to bond multiple cellular connections, I wonder how do I display the live comments via the yolobox if it's being encoded externally.. maybe using the backup RTMP address (or how it's called" and purposefully disconnecting the yolobox signal then via the RUclips Live dashboard?
The YoloBox comment section currently works for scheduled streams only. However, YoloLiv is working on a new firmware update to make it for all streams. So right now, as long as your RUclips even is schedule it will work fine
Wow thank you for this info!! Very helpful!
Does YoloLiv Ultra also have the "Monitor Out" option? I still want to use LiveU Solo...at least in the beginning.
Yes the YoloBox Ultra has an HDMI out and would work exactly the same with the LiveU Solo Pro
Ok, but where is the “monitor out” button? Don’t see it where you went in the video.
@@ItsAWrapVideo On the Yolobox Ultra, slide all the way to the right on the bottom where the options are, select the gear, and there you will see "Video Out Settings" - click that. Then enable "Program out" . That will make the HDMI out send a clean feed out. The operation should be very similar if you are using a YoloBox Pro. Hope this helps!
@@Videoguys Thanks for the quick response...awesome customer service
What was your output - 1080, 720, or only 480?
The output of the LiveU Solo is up to 1080p 60fps. For this demo stream I believe we streamed at 1080p 30fps.
My LiveU has solid livestreaming by itself but when I connect it to YoloBox the livestreaming keeps dropping. Do you recommend any settings when you combine YoloBox and LiveU?
We have not had that particular issue with our LiveU and YoloBox. I would suggest trying to lower your frame rate or resolution of the stream and see if that helps.
@@Videoguyswhat plan do y’all have. $45 plan, or $295 plan
@@MrAKirby We use the solo connect plan which is $295 a month.
@@Videoguys o okay can I still bonding with the LRT
@@MrAKirby If you get the Solo connect plan for $295, that will include the data and LRT for LiveUs modems. If you purchase the LRT you will just get the bonding, which is necessary if you plan on using third party modems with your own data plan. If that is the course you would like to go down, I would recommend making sure the modems you are looking at are on LiveU's list of compatible modems - which you can check here: solohelp.liveu.tv/hc/en-us/articles/13933928495003-Solo-Supported-Modems
Yololive now has network bonding, no need for a liveu solo now
How is it working for you? Afraid to move over all at once until I get confidence in the YoloLiv network.