Workspace: smooth light-colored walls without moiré fringes or moving objects (curtains, doors, fans)

The camming room should be spacious. Light needs space and volume, you also need to take into account the need for close-ups and long shots. Pay attention to the following videos in Tips and tricks section to attain better results:

Recommended system requirements for 1 VR and 2-3 2D streams for NANO1:

Video card: Nvidia GTX 950+/1050+. Older cards are not supported.

Processor: Intel i5-9600T/ i7-6700 or AMD Ryzen 5 2400

Cooling: Good solution with minimal noise

Minimum connection speed: 70 Mbps for upload. You can check your connection here.

The optimal lighting setup consists of 3 to 4 sources. There should be an overhead (ceiling), diffused light, and at least two light sources placed on the sides (softboxes are a great option).

If you prefer to use table lamps or floor lamps instead of professional lighting, keep in mind that the side light sources should be located at eye level of the model or higher.  If they only highlight the model from below, it will cast unpleasant-looking shadows on their face.

These parameters will be indicated on the package.

Choose the most suitable type of lighting for you. Warm light can work well for one person, but cold light can work better for someone else. 

When you pick the right shade, make sure that all light sources you purchase have the same Kelvin value. For example, all lamps are 4200K. Otherwise, your broadcast will be riddled with unpleasant light spots and ripples.

Wrong positioning can cause your footage to become overexposed which will be annoying for the user and will cause them to leave the room. 

Below are two light schemes, with three and four sources:
