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I'm looking to install a PTZ camera in our lecture theatre.  I think what I want to do is put a converter in the rack in the corner of the room connected to the camera, and running USB-C from it to the lectern where the presenter can connect as a web-cam for streaming.

 

I've seen that Lindy do this - which is almost perfect except the bit where it says:- *Please note: This extender might not support USB devices that require high bandwidths such as FullHD webcams.

 

I already have a CAT6 run, but it wouldn't be too hard to add something else.  It may be that the converter has to go in the lectern - but I'm looking for suggestions.

 

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Sorry may just be my dyslexica but unsure 100% what you are trying to do,

 

If the cat6 run is already there, why can you get a PoE PTZ in place and stream it via rtsp? 

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There seem to be some on AliExpress for pennies, but obviously you have all the certification and reliability issues to deal with.

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Does your camera have any other outputs? 3G-SDI run or HDMI > CatX converters would be more reliable, then convert to USB using something like an Elgato or Magewell capture card? This is what we do with our hybrid lecture theatres....

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We don't have anything at the moment.

 

Camera we're looking at is SDI to the controller, which ideally I want out of the way, then USB to the lectern.  I could put a convertor of some sort in the lectern, but it is fairly full already.  I'd like flexibility at that end to use either the built-in PC, or a presenter's laptop.

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