Rode RodeCaster Video S production console

Rode RodeCaster Video S production console

The Rode RodeCaster Video S includes all the key features of the Rodecaster Video in a smaller package. Fewer audio inputs but more convenient to carry and takes up less space on your desk.

The Rodecaster Video S combines a professional sound card and video mixer into one compact package. Designed for live streaming, interviews, podcasts, studio productions and other content creation. The ability to switch between four video sources and five editable scenes at the touch of a button.

• Suitable for podcasters, interviews, studio production and streaming
• Four video sources and five customizable scenes
• 2" touchscreen and clear buttons
  
• Live streaming wirelessly or via USB directly to the most common platforms (Youtube, Twitch, Facebook, etc.)
  
• Studio-grade APHEX processing and effects
  
• Two studio-grade XLR connectors and USB-C ports for connecting microphones
• Multi-channel and stereo recording to USB memory, MicroSD stick or computer

Rode has maintained the ease of use in this new mixer, ensuring that top features are within everyone's reach. You will succeed in all your material processing and recording easier and faster, so you can focus on the content of your production.

Supports FullHD 60fps streaming with automatic frame rate conversion via three HDMI ports. In addition, one configurable HDMI port for preview and multi-view. There is a USB-C port for webcams and USB audio devices, which can be used as an additional video or audio source

Two studio-grade audio inputs for XLR microphones, a receiver for Rode wireless microphones, and a USB-C port for connecting a microphone or even a Rodecaster Pro II / Duo. Fine-tune and influence your recording with the built-in studio-quality APHEX emulation settings (Aural Exciter, Big Bottom, and Compellor -master compressor) or simplify and make your work easier using the VoxLab editor.

Stream directly to all the most popular platforms (Youtube, Twitch, Facebook, etc.) wirelessly via Wifi or Ethernet, or alternatively via a USB cable.