In an recent article written by Cindy Davis of AVTechnology, she discusses how Epiphan Connect’s deep integration unlocks the Microsoft Teams platform, extracting video and audio feeds from Teams meetings and pushing them to live broadcasting tools.
This recently uploaded video celebrates the 15th anniversary of Panasonic’s PTZ camera. The first Panasonic PTZ camera AW-HE100 appears in this video.
Kiloview will showcase the latest process of LinkDeck series, Award-winning CUBE Series – CUBE X1 & CUBE R1 in the exhibition. At the same time, it will also bring the latest devices of this season: the dual-channel 4K HDMI & 3G-SDI HEVC video encoder-E3, and the full-functional NDI converter- N6.
Eamon Drew, Co-Found and CMO of BirdDog explains how the OG4, the world’s first NDI OpenGear Card is the future of live production. The OG4 4Kp60 NDI encoder/decoder openGear card […]
Remotely viewing and controlling a PTZ camera can be incredibly useful for video projects that require flexibility and remote access. PTZOptics cameras offer several methods for remote control and viewing, […]
In this week’s Tuesday Tutorial, NewTek teaches us how to control the Mix Effects in your TriCaster with the Flex Control Panel. Mix effects are essentially a sandbox – you can mix and match video sources and layer them to create dynamic visuals for your production, you can use it as a secondary switcher or even as a tool for a virtual set.
Broadfield will be at NAB Vegas! You are welcomed to join us at the Broadfield Hospitality center in the Central Hall at Booth C5248
JVC Professional Video is adding NDI®|HX3 to their award-winning KY-PZ510N PTZ CONNECTED CAM™ Cameras. With this latest FREE firmware update, users can select NDI®|HX3 for the highest quality video with […]
YoloLiv recently posted an article to their blog detailing the strengths and weaknesses of different types of streaming encoders. The video encoder is an essential component of any streaming setup as it converts the video data from a camera or other source into a format that can be transmitted over the internet for streaming.
Dan and George from Epiphan present their top 5 best remote live production tips. Remote live production (or REMI) can be tricky: you’re wrangling a dozen participants from hundreds of miles away, switching between two dozen layouts, and adding titles on the fly – all over the network. And you don’t always have a large team of people helping you – sometimes, you’re a one-man band. A lot can go wrong.