Toronto-based video production company Press It focuses on creative content solutions within the local music industry, but with the addition of LiveU Solo to the company’s live streaming toolkit, the company has expanded its reach to new brands and industries.
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Managing media assets is about far more than storing and finding clips, and cutting-edge MAM and DAM systems are moving to the cloud and taking on VR and 4K.
LaCie external hard drives ensure the reliability and safety of your data. Many of them provide built-in card slots and ports to support robust data ingestion and transfer as well as universal compatibility via USB-C, USB 3.0, and ThunderboltTM 3. In this video, you’ll hear experts discuss how these products go beyond video and photo storage to streamline and safeguard your workflow.
No matter what choice you are looking at, start with laying out your end goal. With so many options coming out, livestreaming is quickly becoming a consideration.
When NewTek’s Video Toaster first arrived in 1990, it was a jaw-dropping moment as video professionals realized that you no longer needed an expensive SGI supercomputer to flip and spin video, create 3D animations, and other eye-candy video effects. The Toaster put a whole TV studio and post house on an Amiga computer for under $5,000.
Wowza ClearCaster is a future-proof, industrial-strength hardware encoder with outstanding software robustness with its interface with Facebook Live, which is just what you need when venturing into the Wild, Wild, West that still is live-event production. Though the $6,495 price tag will discourage many potential buyers, those who can afford the unit will find the reliability and performance worthwhile. For the record, for $6,495, you also get three years of updates plus dedicated 24/7 technical support.
If you work (or play) in the video industry, you’ve likely heard of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, or SMPTE. They’re the people responsible for bringing standards that facilitate interoperability, to the film and television industry — or simply put, they’re the people who make sure that you can actually see and hear a quality motion picture, no matter where or how it was produced.
Mega computing to live stream using software streaming solutions. Really!! Learn more. What software to choose, like OBS, XSplit, Wirecast, vMix? George and Dan break it down.