Okay, so maybe it’s not a droid. But I have the tech you’re looking for. Many people don’t even realize it’s possible to convert HDMI to USB, but it is. And while it’s not quite as simple as plugging your HDMI™ camera into your laptop (that won’t work!), it’s easier than you think.
Anil Mohabir, Live Video Producer with Asterisk Media, used Pearl-2 for first time to live stream a speaking event at Toronto’s Spoke Club. Within a couple hours, he was up and running – live streaming the event to Facebook and YouTube.
It’s time for a quality side by side review of Facebook and YouTube Live. Here at PTZOptics we broadcast to Facebook and YouTube respectively every week on Wednesdays and Fridays. Our experience live streaming has been nothing but positive yet the platforms are quite different. In this blog post, I hope to share the key differences in each platform and encourage our audience to use both services effectively.
If you’re looking at TriCaster TC1 and are thinking about its capabilities, what configuration of equipment do you need for your productions?
Streamline your audio sync workflow in Premiere Pro with PluralEyes.
The Pearl2 is a niche device, but it is actually very robust in what it does. It would be the perfect production appliance for lecture halls in universities, business training & presentations and that sort of thing.
The AV.io 4k is a premium device that is the simplest way to capture and share video from any HDMI source. Here are a few highlights from reviews across the internet.
Mike Savello, VP of Sales at LiveU talks to Philip Nelson about LiveU video streaming products with NDI Technology.
Andrew shows several different ways you can bring in live clocks and timers into your live stream using Wirecast.
Get a look at the new features of Grass Valley’s EDIUS 8.5 in these videos from DVCTraining.co.uk.