CineTreak Cinelive C2S

The CineTreak Cinelive C2S is a compact professional video switcher featuring a 5.5-inch touchscreen, hybrid HDMI/SDI input flexibility, PTZ camera control, dual RTMP streaming, and advanced chroma/luma keying. Built for modern livestreams and hybrid events, it combines power and portability in an aluminum-body design.

The CineTreak Cinelive C2S is a powerful and compact video mixer engineered for professional livestreaming and hybrid production environments. Housed in a durable aluminum panel, it boasts a 5.5-inch high-precision touchscreen and a streamlined design that delivers robust performance without sacrificing portability.

Designed for maximum input versatility, the Cinelive C2S supports up to 4 HDMI or 4 SDI inputs (with SDI models allowing HDMI/SDI mixing up to 4 total), plus PGM, PVW (AUX), and downstream outputs. The customized meeting mode allows simultaneous display of four windows, making it ideal for panel discussions, conferences, and multi-camera productions.

Additional features include PTZ control (up to 4 cameras via VISCA), wireless IP-based operation, and dual RTMP streaming for simultaneous broadcasting to multiple platforms. Record in H.264 with instant playback, and enhance your visual presentation with chroma/luma keying, PIP/POP layouts, and portrait/landscape orientation switching.

Whether you’re live streaming from a studio, on the go, or in a corporate setting, the C2S offers unmatched flexibility and high-performance features in a portable form factor.

Key Features:

• 5.5” high-precision touchscreen in a compact aluminum body
• Supports 4 HDMI or 4 SDI inputs (HDMI/SDI mix up to 4 on SDI version)
• PGM and PVW (AUX) outputs
• 6 input sources including AUX, background, SD card, and downstream video
• Custom meeting mode with 4-window display
• PTZ camera control for up to 4 VISCA-compatible cameras
• Wireless control via PC, smartphone, or tablet
• Dual RTMP live streaming support
• Record and instantly playback H.264 video
• Professional chroma and luma keying for virtual effects
• PIP/POP overlays and portrait mode streaming
• Optional NDI support for IP-based video workflows