Every year, I write about the new cool toys at the NAB Show in Las Vegas. Because my background is video engineering, I realized that the NAB show is no longer a video trade show, but a computer products show (at least in the lower South Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center where I spent most of my time). I decided to try to observe general trends in what is happening in our business, rather than to focus on every little new product that comes out.
Christoffer Pettersen, partner and producer at Lucky View Production explained how the new Avid NEXIS® storage will enhance their workflows, which already feature an armory of Avid studio production tools and solutions to create, distribute and optimize their media
At NAB 2017, Atomos announced new packaging on all of the Shogun and Inferno monitors | recorders | playback devices. These items are now available at lower price points and all include a soft travel case, Master Caddy drive caddy, power supply and XLR breakout cable. Full accessory kits or Power kits with batteries may be added separately.
We still have inventory of the Shogun Inferno and Shogun Flame with full accessory kits available – while supplies last!
Shawn Lam and Epiphan’s Anthony Taroni discuss Epiphan’s AV.io 4k and Webcaster X2 in the Epiphan booth at NAB 2017.
Using every input and output possible – and off to ESPN3The previous two production setups are what we’reused to. Small productions, 1-2 cameras, limited staff,and Wirecast at the helm.
HDLSR Shooter interviews Avids Matt Feury on Media Composer First, the reintroduction of PhraseFind, ScriptSync and more.
Virtual reality is going to get a lot more real.
With a vision of VR serving as the future of computer interfaces, NVIDIA has set its sights on refining the rendering process — to increase
throughput, reduce latency and create a more mind-blowing visual experience for users.
Join us Thursday at 2pm for Live Webinar Reviewing the TriCaster TC1 Trade-up Promotion!
The team at Stream Dudes unboxes the totally awesome, PTZOptics 12x SDI PTZ camera.
The big thing this year is the culmination of four years’ worth of work on the Media Central platform.