Pinball Streaming Frame

Pinball streaming lives or dies on camera angles, stability, and how fast you can get online. The PARAFLIP Pinball Streaming Frame exists to make pinball look right on stream without turning setup into a production. Set it once, lock in your angles, and focus on the game instead of babysitting gear.

Built for real streaming environments, the frame integrates cleanly with capture cards, UVC cameras, audio setups, and power distribution without cable clutter or improvised mounts. Internal routing keeps runs protected and predictable, which matters when machines rotate, streams go long, or multiple operators touch the rig. The collapsible design avoids the usual tradeoff between rigidity and portability, making it just as comfortable in a home lineup as it is on a tournament floor.

Finish choice comes down to visibility and environment. Choose the option that best fits your venue lighting, machine art, and how much you want the frame to visually disappear on camera.

• Purpose-built camera geometry: Three dedicated mounting positions place the playfield, score display, and player angle exactly where viewers expect them, reducing framing guesswork and post-adjustment.
• Universal machine compatibility: Designed to fit nearly every standard-width pinball machine from vintage classics to modern titles, with optional widebody support when needed.
• Internal cable routing: Keeps video and power lines secured inside the frame so nothing drags, snags, or gets bumped during play or machine swaps.
• Lightweight aluminum structure: Rigid enough to stay locked in during competitive play while remaining easy to lift, reposition, and transport.
• Collapsible frame design: Sets up in about 15 minutes and packs flat, which matters when traveling between locations or breaking down after events.
• Expandable ecosystem support: Works with PARAFLIP camera mounts, power solutions, and adapters so the rig can grow without rethinking the core structure.
• Stable footing out of the box: Nylon feet provide a solid base on uneven floors, with optional locking casters available when mobility is a priority.
• Streamer-first proportions: Roughly 2 feet deep, 26 inches wide, and 6.5 feet tall to clear backboxes, maintain sightlines, and avoid crowding the play area.

Camera mounts and internal routing are included. Cameras, cables, and caster wheels are not included. Widebody machines such as Paragon require a separate widebody adapter.

Checkout the setup guide here or a picture version here.