Rode\u2019s not done releasing trimmed-down<\/a> versions of its production tools with an eye on budget conscious creators. Today, it\u2019s launching Rodecaster Video Core, an all-in-one studio setup which sits below its flagship Rodecaster Video<\/a> and its (now) mid-range Video S<\/a>. It\u2019s aimed at folks who are either dipping a toe into this world, or already have audio gear and just want to broaden out to HD video as well. Arguably, the biggest change is the lack of any controls on the hardware itself, as you\u2019ll be running the show entirely from inside the Rodecaster App.<\/p>\n In terms of connectivity, you\u2019ll find three HDMI-in, one HDMI-out, four USB-C, two 3.5mm and two Neutrik combo ports \u2018round back. Connect a compatible video device to a USB-C port and you\u2019ll be able to run up to four sources at a time, and you can even use network cameras via Ethernet. Plus, you\u2019ll be able to use the Rode Capture app to wirelessly connect the feed from an iOS device to your setup. And you\u2019ll even be able to set it up to automatically switch between feeds based on audio inputs, reducing your need to micromanage multi-person feeds.<\/p>\n