Sony Electronics Releases Updated Virtual Webcam Driver for Transmission Support
Sony Electronics released Version 3.0 for the BRC-X400, SRG-X400 and
The SRT Alliance, which Sony joined in January 2021, offers an open-source protocol that combines encryption, packet loss recovery and jitter prevention technologies to preserve video stream quality and integrity. SRT harnesses the latest developments in real-time IP communications, enhancing conventional network error recovery methods to deliver extremely stable, low-latency media streams. Additionally, the update supports Sony’s unique Adaptive Rate Control function, designed to provide a more stable connection. It is optimized for the network environment and available bandwidth by controlling bitrate based on fluctuation of bandwidth.
This update also supports RTMP/RTMPS (Real Time Messaging) Protocol. The cameras will directly stream live videos to social media platforms such as YouTube and Facebook through a simple and quick connection.
This update is available now and can be downloaded via these links:
- BRC-X400: https://pro.sony/
support-resources/brc-x400/ software - SRG-X400: https://pro.sony/
support-resources/srg-x400/ software - SRG-X120: https://pro.sony/
support-resources/srg-x120/ software
Sony also recently launched the new “Virtual Webcam Driver for Remote Camera” application, which turns remote cameras into web conference and lecture tools that achieve professional image quality.
Compatible with Windows and Mac operating systems, the application can be installed onto any PC and paired with select Sony’s remote cameras (BRC-X400, SRG-X400, SRG-X120,