Look and Sound Your Best in Video Meetings and Presentations
Video streaming for business and pleasure has become a regular part of life. But you'll never look and sound your best with the webcam and microphone in your average computer. The Roland UVC-02 Web Presentation Dock helps you bridge the gap, providing a simple and affordable way to level up your video presentations with higher quality audio/visual gear and more control.
Present with Confidence
The UVC-02 is a compact broadcast control center that fits comfortably on your desktop. It allows you to connect a high-quality HDMI camera, pro microphone, and other audio sources and send them directly to meeting and streaming platforms on your computer via a single USB cable. And with an array of hands-on knobs and switches at your fingertips, you can easily control the action without ever touching your mouse or computer keyboard.
Plug In and Play
Once connected to your computer via USB, the UVC-02 is instantly recognized as a webcam and audio source, with no drivers or set up required. That means it's ready to go with popular web meeting software such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex by Cisco, or any application that uses a webcam as an A/V source for streaming or recording.
The Ultimate Webcam Upgrade
Connect just about any HDMI-compatible camera and instantly elevate the image quality over your built-in or USB webcam. Many standalone cameras offer HDMI output, from action and point-and-shoot cameras to higher-grade mirrorless and DSLR models. They have much better lenses than any webcam and often include zoom capability to frame your perfect shot.
Works with Professional Mics
Pro broadcast and recording studios choose a specific microphone to get the best out of a performer's voice. Now, you can choose the mic type that's right for you and connect it via the XLR input on the UVC-02. Phantom power is also available, allowing you to use a studio-grade condenser mic for the very best sound quality.
Sound Monitoring Made Simple
The UVC-02 has a dedicated headphones jack, as well as a stereo monitor output for connecting to external speakers or a recorder. And both have dedicated panel knobs that allow you to reach out and control the listening level with a quick twist. The headphones jack also supports the inline mic on a standard set of earbuds, and there's a dedicated level knob for this as well.
Bring Your Music to the Meeting
Hate that awkward silence while waiting for everyone to join the meeting? Then connect your phone or other media player to the Aux In and play some background music while everyone gets online.