This Datavideo BB-1 DvCloud Remote Device BB-1 Controller allows you to access almost any IP-enabled device over the public internet. The BB-1 is completely transparent, meaning you can access remote devices just as you would locally. BB-1 is powered by the dvCloud platform, so it does not require any network or firewall configuration.

Datavideo BB-1 DvCloud Remote Device BB-1 Controller Features:

Easily Access Datavideo Devices over the Public Internet: The BB-1 allows you to access almost any IP-enabled device over the public internet. The BB-1 is completely transparent, meaning you can access remote devices just as you would locally. BB-1 is powered by the dvCloud platform, so it does not require any network or firewall configuration.
Enables Numerous Remote Production Workflows: Easily create a variety of remote workflows by the addition of camera controllers, switchers, workstations, encoders, decoders, teleprompters, and more.
Control up to 25 Remote Devices: A single BB-1 pair will allow control of up to five devices at each location. Each additional BB-1 will provide access to a further five devices. Devices can connect over the internet just as if they are on the same local network.
Firewall Friendly; No IP Knowledge or Complex Setup Required: The BB-1 does not require any firewall or manual IP configuration, simply pair your BB-1 with your dvCloud account (required) and manage your shared devices anywhere, using our easy-to-use web interface. BB-1 automatically detects all available Datavideo devices, simply select the devices you want to share. BB-1 can provide remote access to devices connected to your existing network or create its own, the choice is yours.
Secure Connectivity: Be confident your network is safe. All data sent between BB-1s is secured using 256-bit encryption. BB-1 can provide remote access to devices on an existing local network or create its own isolated network if required.
Supports Low-Latency Reliable Streaming via SRT (Secure Reliable Transport): Many broadcasters have experienced pixelated video during live streaming, often due to unstable network environments caused by bandwidth volatility. Streaming RTMP over unreliable, low-bandwidth networks can cause issues. SRT is better than RTMP because it handles problematic networks more efficiently and solves data errors faster. As a result, your will experience a better stream, with less buffering and lower latency.