The Bataleon Magical Flying Rug is a revolutionary snowboard that promises to take your riding experience to new heights. This innovative board incorporates advanced technology and design elements to provide an unrivaled performance on the slopes. The main idea of the Bataleon Magical Flying Rug is its ability to provide an effortless and magical ride. The board features a unique Triple Base Technology (TBT) that creates a three-dimensional shape on the base of the snowboard. This design allows for easy turning and a forgiving feel, making it ideal for riders of all skill levels. The TBT also helps to reduce edge-catch and provides a more stable and controlled ride, making it easier to carve through even the toughest terrain.
Enable View Only Mode, turn on Haptic Feedback, set up Automations, and more.
When you connect your PTZOptics camera to the ATEM video switcher make sure that you navigate to the settings menu and select the video format that you would like to use. When you connect your PTZOptics camera to the ATEM video switcher make sure that you navigate to the settings menu and select the video format that you would like to use.
The TBT also helps to reduce edge-catch and provides a more stable and controlled ride, making it easier to carve through even the toughest terrain. This feature is particularly beneficial for riders who are looking to progress their skills and push their limits on the mountain. In addition to its innovative design, the Bataleon Magical Flying Rug is also constructed using high-quality materials.
Black magic design support
The new Blackmagic ATEM Television Studio HD includes an array of video production features such as 4 HDMI and SDI inputs, multi-view, talkback, DVE, an audio mixer, flash media players and a software control panels for Mac and Windows. This unit is perfect for broadcasters using PTZOptics 3G SDI or HDMI inputs. The purpose of our testing today is to confirm compatibility with our PTZOptics PTZ and ZCam cameras connected via either 3G SDI or HDMI.
Note: The EPTZ ZCam cameras from PTZOptics are not compatible with most Blackmagic Switchers.
When you connect your PTZOptics camera to the ATEM video switcher make sure that you navigate to the settings menu and select the video format that you would like to use. This is done by pressing the menu button and using the dial to find the settings page. Press the set button to enter the settings area and use the wheel to choose “video format.” By clicking set again, you will have the option to choose from all of the supported ATEM video resolutions.
Note: The ATEM does not feature an option for 1080p at 60 frames per second. If you would like to use your PTZOptics camera set to 1080p at 60 frames person choose the 1080p 59.94 option in your ATEM.
As you can see there is a limitation on supported resolutions when connecting a PTZOptics camera to an ATEM Television Studio HD via SDI. This is because of a compatibility conflict between SDI Level A from PTZOptics cameras and SDI Level B from the Blackmagic ATEM. Therefore 1080p at 60 and 50 frames per second will not work via 3G SDI. 1080p at 59.94 also will not work with the Blackmagic ATEM via 3G SDI. All other supported resolutions have been tested and do work.
The board utilizes a lightweight wood core that provides a responsive and lively feel, while also maintaining durability for long-lasting performance. Furthermore, the Magical Flying Rug offers a wide range of sizes and flex options to suit different riding styles and preferences. Whether you're a park rider looking for a playful and forgiving board, or a freerider seeking stability and precision, there is a Bataleon Magical Flying Rug that will suit your needs. Overall, the Bataleon Magical Flying Rug is a game-changer in the snowboarding industry. Its unique design, advanced technology, and high-quality construction make it stand out from the crowd. If you're looking to take your riding to new heights and experience the magic of the slopes, the Bataleon Magical Flying Rug is the board for you..
Reviews for "Unleash Your Potential: The Bataleon Magical Flying Rug Snowboard"
1. Sarah - 2/5
I was really disappointed with the Bataleon magical flying rug. I had heard so many good things about it, but it just didn't live up to the hype for me. The board felt unstable and didn't provide the smooth ride I was expecting. It was also hard to control, especially at high speeds. I found myself constantly losing balance and struggling to make turns. Overall, I would not recommend this board to others looking for a reliable and enjoyable snowboarding experience.
2. Alex - 1/5
I honestly can't find anything positive to say about the Bataleon magical flying rug. This board was a complete letdown. The construction felt cheap and flimsy, and it didn't offer any stability on the slopes. It was also difficult to initiate turns and maintain control. I found myself constantly catching an edge and wiping out. I've used other Bataleon boards in the past, and this one just doesn't compare in terms of performance and quality. Save your money and look for a different snowboard.
3. Mike - 2/5
The Bataleon magical flying rug was a major letdown for me. I had high expectations, but it didn't deliver. The board felt too stiff and lacked the responsiveness I was hoping for. It also didn't handle well in powder and seemed to sink rather than float. The overall ride experience was disappointing, and I felt like I was fighting with the board rather than enjoying my time on the mountain. I wouldn't recommend this board for advanced riders looking for a versatile and high-performing snowboard.