The BirdDog PTZ Difference
By Jennifer P
Eamon Drew, Co-Founder and CMO of BirdDog, recently posted an article stating why you should choose BirdDog for your PTZ Camera.
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Meet the Next-Generation 4K PTZ Camera AW-UE160!
By Jennifer P
The next-generation PTZ Camera AW-UE160 from Panasonic Broadcast & ProAV offers total freedom for video productions. The UE160 was designed to create unique and new visual expression by combining the flexibility of a PTZ camera to freely set positions and angles, with the specifications of a studio camera allowing production teams to easily capture clear images even in the most challenging lighting conditions.
Atomos Unveils Revolutionary NDI® TX Feature
By Jamie G
Atomos is excited to announce the latest news: NDI® TX* is now available on the Ninja V/V+ through Atomos CONNECT and on the Shogun CONNECT with the latest Firmware AtomOS […]
YoloLiv Instream Top FAQs
By Jamie G
The YoloLiv Instream is the industry’s first vertical video all-in-one encoder, switcher, monitor, and streamer. It allows user to stream their content directly to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Zoom. In […]
Elevate Your Productions with Slidekamera by MRMC!
By Jamie G
Tired of outdated studio equipment? MRMC’s Slider kits can carry a whopping 20 kg of payload and are fitted with universal mounting options, making them the go-to choice for professional […]
Atomos Cloud Studio (ACS) is now available!
By Jennifer P
Atomos Cloud Studio (ACS) is now available! Get affordable subscription-based tools for remote collaboration and live production.
BirdDog VideoWall Now Shipping
By Jennifer P
VideoWall is simple, yet powerful, way to display NDI® and NDI® HX video files across multiple screens to create video walls. Simply choose either a 2×2 or 3×3 screen layout, assign your PLAY or SDM to each screen, and choose the NDI® video stream. Change content in 2 clicks. Click drop-down menu. Click NDI source. It’s really that easy
NAB Show: Virtual, Cloud Workflows Dominate Latest Production Trends
By Jennifer P
In a recent article written by Bob Kovacs posted to TVTechnology, he discusses how exhibitors at the NAB show will showcase new technology that will advance remote production. The use of cloud computing in broadcast and cinema production has revolutionized the industry by providing greater flexibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness. The cloud allows media companies to store and process vast amounts of data and content, collaborate with teams in different locations, and access sophisticated software and tools without having to invest in expensive hardware and infrastructure.
NDI ‘takes the lead’ in networked video products marke
By Jamie G
According to an analysis by RH Consulting, NDI is the leading technology for networked video products. “NDI is not just ahead of its rivals in the number of products available […]
Three ways to use an iPhone as a WIRELESS camera with the YoloBox
By Jennifer P
Aaron Parecki recently uploaded a video to his YouTue channel discussing how to make an iPhone work wirelessly with the YoloBox Pro.