RØDE X Streamer X Professional Integrated Audio Interface and 4K Video Capture Card with XLR, HDMI and TRRS Connectivity for Streaming, Gaming and Content Creation

Whe I got the Streamer X it had a few issues - but since the last firmware update to 1.1.8 all my issues have been solved and I love the device and use it daily for my online meetings. Being able to have synched video and sound with all the DSP processing like compressor, EQ, Aphex, Noise gates etc. perfect! You can also pair a Wireless Go II transmitter/mic to it (without needing the receiver) if you want to use it without wires. Perfect!

As much as I love rode! This product is so complicated to deal with if you are aiming to use it with a dual streaming PC’s, so frustrated and had to go back and use the GoXlr. However if you’re going to use it with 1 PC only, it should be ok! I am selling mine for 1K on dubbizle :)

Bon 2 en 1 Il manque des graduations au potentiomètres plutôt que des couleurs.

Absolutely amazing mixer! Replaced my Go XLR as it was making a hiss noise from interference from a replacement powersupply. This mixer is amazing, does exactly what is advertised, and works great for a dual pc stream setup. For the price from what I see for a name brand product there is nothing that can do quite what it achieves!

I do instructional videos and voiceovers, pulling output from an XLR mic, a Canon R6 MK II and graphics and music tracks from my Mac. Once selected as the input source, audio output from X Streamer tracked perfectly in Logic Pro, Adobe Audition, TwistedWave, OBS, QuickTime and Final Cut Pro (and I suspect most DAW software). Using a HDMI cable, I was able to record 4K/30 R6 MK II video into OBS and Final Cut Pro. Saves time by syncing multiple sources and not having to constantly stick the camera SD in a reader. Beyond settings and firmware updates, you don't have to touch Rode's software. Rode’s free starter software—Connect (podcasts) and Unify (streaming)—are for people unwilling to invest in professional software and mainly do network gaming, streaming, etc. My advise is to buy your own production software. If you already have software, you can keep using it! I really like the small form factor of the X Streamer. Using the tripod socket, I mounted it on a Manfrotto Magic Arm next to my Mac. O placed the control surface at 90 degree angle so easy to see and inputs are along the top edge, making for fast and easy connections. I hate it when the ports face backwards… I originally plugged the X Streamer direct into a USB-C port on my Mac, but disliked the X Streamer running 24/7—has no on/off switch. My USB-C hub has individual on/off switches so plugged in the X Streamer and it worked perfectly and I can switch it off at the touch of a button. The power hub has plenty power for the X Streamer (no power adapter needed). I didn’t find many gotchas other than avoiding Rode’s software. The X Streamer works great for me as a video capture card and XLR mic input. And, surprisingly was compatible with all my normal work software. I wish it had real audio level meters—not just an illuminated dial and flashing LEDs. Being able to use USB mics seems like a missed opportunity. All in all a great combo of video capture, XLR audio and control interface. Highly recommended!

Without the Unify software which is a buggy mess the hardware isn't very useful. You often have to deplug and replug your main cable for the pc to be aware of his existence. As long Rode doesn't take the matter more seriously, don't!

En mi caso estoy encantado. La imagen es de 10 la gestión del sonido también. No tengo nada malo que decir salvo que es una pena que por el precio no te traiga los dos cables usb