Remote Studio - National Breast Cancer Foundation

I was given a unique project to create a full studio in an office that could be operated remotely from another location. To achieve this, I utilized a remote desktop software called Parsec, known for its low-latency desktop capture. In addition, I built a custom PC capable of handling the demands of our standard studio recording and switching, as well as broadcasting digital displays remotely.

I incorporated PTZ Optics cameras, which could be controlled through vMix and via web access for precise control and color correction. For audio, I selected the Behringer X32 rack, which features a robust desktop application for remote control.