Cellular Bonding for Live Event Streaming: The State of The Art
By Jim Bask
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Has Avid Lost Their Mind?
By Jim Bask
Avid’s crazy Pro Tools complete plug-in bundle is an easy purchase to make.
Never live stream video with flaky equipment again!
By Jim Bask
Nobody wants to live stream video using flaky equipment. We stream the Live @ Epiphan show from our studio each week covering topics related to live streaming.
Video Tutorial on Producing Live-Streamed Sports Video with the NewTek TriCaster TC1
By Jim Bask
The NewTek TriCaster TC1 has sports written all over it, featuring 4K, 60p, and built-in instant replay, all designed to give producers the latest and greatest live production tech in a compact package.
LaCie Releases a ‘Superdrive’ with 6Big and 12Big
By Jim Bask
A new ‘Superdrive’ being relased from LaCie to ensure data protection.
Avid Technologies: Taking Storage to the Limit
By Jim Bask
Storage solution insight from an Avid Specialist Manager.
Production & Post Global Viewpoint – August 2017
By Jim Bask
Editing 4K on Avid’s Media Composer
Editors have used mezzanine codecs to save on storage and network requirements. The two favorite codecs have been Apple ProRes and Avid DNxHD and more recently DNxHR.
Customize Premiere Pro with Workspaces
By Jim Bask
Most days I find myself in front of Adobe Premiere Pro CC, both by choice and by the jobs I’m booked on. Yes, I know, for some it’s got bugs and flaws, but for me it’s generally well-behaved.
Avid and Microsoft Showcase Joint Cloud Strategy at MESA’s Media & Entertainment Day and SIGGRAPH
By Jim Bask
Recently Avid participated in two events that underscore today’s media-anywhere environment and the importance of the cloud in that journey.
Why is VEGAS Pro the NLE of Choice for Some Editors?
By Jim Bask
Trying to figure out which editing software is best is a question authors on PVC have indirectly and even directly asked in many different ways. There are numerous considerations when it comes to making a decision about which NLE to use, and all of those options have a laundry list of pros and cons. Very often though, the choices creative professionals make will be more about familiarity than they are about what kind of options that choice affords them.