My Live Stream Setup & Gears

Here’s an updated look at my live streaming setup, with the YoloBox Ultra as my primary streaming device and a few optional tools for added flexibility.

1. YoloBox Ultra – This is my main streaming device. The YoloBox Ultra manages all aspects of my live streams, from multiple camera inputs to graphic overlays and real-time monitoring. It allows me to stream in full HD or 4K to platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Facebook simultaneously, making it the core of my professional live broadcasts.
2. YoloDeck – The YoloDeck controls my YoloBox Ultra, letting me switch between inputs, manage transitions, and control the stream effortlessly. It streamlines the process, so I can focus more on delivering quality content.
3. YoloLiv Instream – For vertical live streams on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, I use the YoloLiv Instream. It’s perfect for maintaining the same high-quality standards in vertical formats without extra adapters.
4. OBSBOT TIny 2: My favorite robot cam. The OBSBOT Tiny 2 is a compact, AI-powered 4K PTZ webcam featuring a large 1/1.5’’ CMOS sensor for sharp and vibrant video quality. It offers advanced AI tracking modes, gesture and voice control, dual-native ISO for varied lighting conditions, and all-pixel auto-focus for quick and precise focusing. Ideal for streamers, content creators, and professionals.
5. YoloBox Pro (Optional) – When I need a more portable setup, I sometimes use the YoloBox Pro. It’s a portable streaming studio that can handle multiple camera angles, live commentary, and simultaneous platform streaming.
6. YoloBox Mini (Optional) – The YoloBox Mini is my go-to for on-the-go streaming. While smaller, it still offers the professional-level features I need, making it ideal for mobile setups or tight spaces.

This setup provides me with a lot of versatility, ensuring I can stream at a professional level from anywhere, with the YoloBox Ultra and YoloDeck being at the heart of my system. The other devices are there to enhance my setup when needed.

~ Adrian Lee