Roland video mixers are some of the most popular tools in the live streaming arena, and have been since they began production 25 years ago. Roland recently posted a great look back at how their products have followed the evolving landscape since the companies inception, from their older products all the way to the new V-600UHD.
At IBC 2020, NewTek and LiveU were able to utilize new technology to initiate a remote live production in 5G. NewTek paired the new TriCaster 2 Elite with the LiveU Solo to take advantage of 5G connectivity, at a sophisticated, high level. This kind of streaming goes beyond smartphones, and is potentially game changing, with the business aspect of 5G and streaming with Non-Public Networks.
The Pearl family of streaming appliances from Epiphan have always fit right at home in education streaming and lecture capture settings. They are easy to use and are fairly set it and forget it. They also have integrations with Kaltura and Panopto that make it even easier for educators to focus on what matters most- teaching.
Remote and live production have both become major areas of necesity for multiple organziations, and as a result live switchers are a hot commodity. There are some exciting new production switchers and encoders that are more than cut out for the task of elevating live streaming to the new standards of todays world.
John Moore creates a large volume of videos looking into the latest and greatest in live streaming technology. His produced pieces are excellent in expanding on the small details of new devices. The latest video he released on the Epiphan Pearl Nano is no exception. It’s a terrific look at what sets the Pearl Nano apart from similar encoders.
The Teradek VidiU X is an exciting new encoder similar to the VidiU Go and VidiU Pro that leverages cellular bonding as well as wired and wireless connections. This is a slightly simpler, more straight forward encoder when compared to the VidiU Go, unlocking a number of exciting streaming opportunities.
It’s undeniable that Covid-19 has changed many pieces of our society, in many different facets. One of the biggest changes has been the response in the AV industry, with a definite shift toward live streaming. This is present in houses of worship, corporate offices and especially, education.
Broadcasters have been forced to change their approach to producing content, whether they like it or not. Newscast Studio recently sat down with Doctor Andrew Cross from NewTek and Vizrt to discuss the landscape of live streaming, how things have changed and what broadcasters should be doing to keep up.
Pav SZ creates a high volume of content revolving around film making, and the latest and greatest technologies in the area. One of their recent videos covers the Atomos Ninja V and why it’s a perfect tool for film makers. In fact, the video delves into the top eight reasons the Atomos Ninja V is a valuable tool for any film set.
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