Creating a Live Stream Station

[Fatty 227]

So I'm doing a different kind of build here for work. We're building "live stream stations" to put into several offices around the country for my work. It needs to be as turn key and easy as possible for users with varying degrees of tech literacy. As the basis of the station I'm looking for an All in One PC with a touch screen and a VESA mount option. Any recommendations?

[jaslion]

3 minutes ago, Fatty 227 said:

So I'm doing a different kind of build here for work. We're building "live stream stations" to put into several offices around the country for my work. It needs to be as turn key and easy as possible for users with varying degrees of tech literacy. As the basis of the station I'm looking for an All in One PC with a touch screen and a VESA mount option. Any recommendations?

What does it have to stream? Itself, other systems, outside inputs,...? All in one windows pcs basically just kinda suck especially the ones with touch as they are all just the regular old cheap intel pentium systems most of the time. It's unfortunate.

[Fatty 227]

All it's going to do is have a USB camera plugged in (better quality than built in webcams), and display a teleprompter on the screen. So specs are very much a non-issue. It just needs to run windows and connect to the internet

 

The video stream from the plugged in camera will come back to us at HQ to be a part of our video productions

[jaslion]

6 minutes ago, Fatty 227 said:

All it's going to do is have a USB camera plugged in (better quality than built in webcams), and display a teleprompter on the screen. So specs are very much a non-issue. It just needs to run windows and connect to the internet

 

The video stream from the plugged in camera will come back to us at HQ to be a part of our video productions

Specs are a concern tho most of the cheap touchscreen aios run 4gb of ram and a pentium silver or gold. Aka a core 2 quad from 10 years ago at best which is barely enough to stream.

[Fatty 227]

Well I will say this. Basically the only thing it will do is run zoom. That being said, all of the AIOs I've looked at have 9th gen or newer intel core CPUs and 8GB of ram. The only issue I'm finding is very few have VESA mount options