Telycam
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Telycam builds professional video conferencing and live streaming cameras designed for boardrooms, lecture theatres, houses of worship, courtrooms and broadcast studios. The range at Georges Cameras covers full PTZ cameras with motorised pan, tilt and optical zoom from around 10x through to 30x, compact ePTZ and fixed lens models suited to smaller huddle rooms, and all in one video bars that combine a wide angle camera with integrated microphones and speakers. Telycam also produces USB speakerphones, wireless remotes, joystick controllers and mounting hardware, so you can specify a complete room solution rather than piecing together components from different manufacturers.
Telycam builds professional video conferencing and live streaming cameras designed for boardrooms, lecture theatres, houses of worship, courtrooms and broadcast studios. The range at Georges Cameras covers full PTZ cameras with motorised pan, tilt and optical zoom from around 10x through to 30x, compact ePTZ and fixed lens models suited to smaller huddle rooms, and all in one video bars that combine a wide angle camera with integrated microphones and speakers. Telycam also produces USB speakerphones, wireless remotes, joystick controllers and mounting hardware, so you can specify a complete room solution rather than piecing together components from different manufacturers.
Connectivity is where Telycam cameras really earn their place in a professional install. Depending on the model you can output over USB 3.0 for plug and play use with Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, or over HDMI, 3G SDI and IP for integration with vision mixers and streaming encoders. Many models support NDI|HX, PoE and RTSP or RTMP streaming, along with VISCA, Pelco D and Pelco P control protocols and preset positions for repeatable framing. Whether you are upgrading a single meeting room or specifying cameras across a multi room campus, the Telycam range at Georges Cameras offers a well priced alternative to the premium broadcast brands.
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