How to combine the traditional pilot switching station with the popular webcast at present? Do you have any good plans?

Let's clarify the meaning of the word "traditional pilot station" first. If it refers to the SDI PGM used in radio and television, it can actually be seamlessly combined with the current webcast, but the question is: What problems do you want to solve after the combination?

There are many things that the pilot station can solve: switching audio and video, inserting external audio and video (advertisements), local video pilot, watermarking, switching animation adjustment, adding ambient sound, adding video duangduang so on. The core of solving this problem is that multi-camera and multi-screen are not bad but wonderful. What is the traditional definition of webcasting? It's pepper, Yingke, YY? Or something else? If it is the former, then the subject should mean live show. What problems did the live broadcast solve? That is, there are many rewards for local tyrants, and diaosi looks cool. Most of them just scratch the ball to satisfy hormones and dopamine. There are even wheat and shouting wheat in the live broadcast at night, but they are all functions around the core of the program.

Guide station = solve the content problem under the condition of multi-camera and multi-screen; Live show = solving the problem of program atmosphere. If we insist on combining the pilot station with the live broadcast of the program, the problems to be solved are: the viewing problem of multiple studios: P? Let's briefly talk about the plan. From sioeye's experience, RTMP can be used in LAN. It is very simple to import the live RTMP stream into pilot software, such as vmix and mshow, and then output it. . . .