Make a Logo on Fiverr Exploring the OBSBOT SRT Protocol for Tail Air What’s up, my geeks? Today, we’re diving deep into OBSBOT, showing you the Tail Air Remote, UVC to NDI adapter, and 360 Charging base for the Tail Air. And then we’ll look at one of the most exciting features of the OBSBOT Tail Air: Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) for remote cameras. **Editors Note: Video was produced right before the SRT protocol was released** OBSBOT Tail Air Remote Get the Tail Air Remote The OBSBOT Tail Air remote is an essential tool for controlling your Tail Air cameras with ease. Featuring a power button, PTZ joystick, snapshot button, and zoom controls, it makes managing multiple cameras simple and efficient. Pairing the remote with your Tail Air is straightforward, and once connected, you can seamlessly switch between cameras, control recording, and even use the built-in laser pointer for precise adjustments. OBSBOT UVC to NDI Adapter Get UVC to NDI The UVC to NDI adapter is a game-changer for those looking to integrate their OBSBOT Tiny cameras into a professional video setup. This compact device allows you to connect your camera and send the video feed via NDI to your computer, ensuring high-quality video transmission with minimal latency. It’s perfect for live streaming, remote broadcasts, and any scenario where reliable video transmission is crucial. OBSBOT 360-Degree Rotation Base Get the 360 Rotation Base and Battery For those needing full rotational capabilities, the OBSBOT 360-degree rotation base is a must-have. This base not only provides 360-degree rotation but also includes dual batteries for extended usage. You can get up to 7 hours of recording time, making it ideal for events or long shoots. The base is easy to set up – just attach your Tail Air camera, and you’re ready to spin. It charges via USB-C and even supports quick battery swaps for continuous operation. OBSBOT Adds SRT to Tail Air This is great news – not only can you use RTMP and NDI on the OBSBOT Tail Air, you can also send a Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) protocol over the network. This means your OBSBOT can send encrypted video to another person, for news stories, or video calls to companies and agencies that take security very serious.