It never works and cuts out during games.

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Anonymous wrote:My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

If the cell signal sucks I don't care what equipment you have. Most of the times at these tournaments out in fairly remote locations they're completely overloaded.

Havent had that issue yet but yes, in rural America you will have an issue.

Nah - not even "rural america". You have these giant 10+ field complexes out in the extended suburbs and pack all those kids/parents and cell service goes to crap. Trying to live stream video is a non starter at a lot of these bigger events.

Loudoun is the worst at certain fields.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

If the cell signal sucks I don't care what equipment you have. Most of the times at these tournaments out in fairly remote locations they're completely overloaded.

Havent had that issue yet but yes, in rural America you will have an issue.

Nah - not even "rural america". You have these giant 10+ field complexes out in the extended suburbs and pack all those kids/parents and cell service goes to crap. Trying to live stream video is a non starter at a lot of these bigger events.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

If the cell signal sucks I don't care what equipment you have. Most of the times at these tournaments out in fairly remote locations they're completely overloaded.

Havent had that issue yet but yes, in rural America you will have an issue.

Anonymous wrote:My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

If the cell signal sucks I don't care what equipment you have. Most of the times at these tournaments out in fairly remote locations they're completely overloaded.

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Anonymous wrote:My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

I was interested in xbot go but read bad reviews. Is it working better now?

it’s been great. It gets a little confused if a game in the background but can easily use remote to refocus. The live streaming is great and video quality is fantastic. Well worth it especially compared to the much more expensive systems.

Anonymous wrote:My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

I was interested in xbot go but read bad reviews. Is it working better now?

Anonymous wrote:Oh my god, get a life.

Pot, meet kettle - you clicked on this link to comment. Lol

My xbot go streams extremely well. The tech is there, not sure why Veo is not.

Oh my god, get a life.

It is a nice idea buuut the connection at some of these fields is so awful that it makes it very difficult to use

Anonymous wrote:Veo live sucks. It’s good when it works. WHEN it works.

+1

Veo live sucks. It’s good when it works. WHEN it works.

Sucks

Watching the ECNL RL playoffs- well watching their logo and intermittent video and this message:

The camera has lost its connection. When the signal returns we’ll bring it straight back here. Don’t go anywhere.

I’m going to use a Briticism here: F off. Your product simply not ready for prime time / really any time. ECNL is at fault here too. Why wouldn’t you boost all RF?

We certainly pay enough for your service….