LiveU Solo Live Streaming at NAB New York 2016
By Jim Bask
An interview from the 2016 NAB Show New York with Sebastian Alvarez-Ring of LiveU.
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How to use the MediaDS integrated production system with Wowza Streaming Engine for live video streaming
By Jim Bask
The MediaDS™ (media distribution system) is a real-time media encoding and live streaming video delivery platform that integrates live production technology from NewTek with live streaming software and services from Wowza Media Systems™ in a rack unit. The integrated production system establishes a direct link between producers who create video content and viewers that consume it. This article describes how to use the MediaDS to deliver video from a production to viewers directly using the integrated Wowza Streaming Engine™ live streaming software (version 4.6.0) and Wowza™ Player.
G-Technology Storage Designed for Creative Professionals
By Jim Bask
Photographer Andy Handcock relys on G-Technology branded hard drives, readers/caddies, and accessories to work seamlessly within his end-to-end workflow. G-Technology’s products have amazing performance, throughput, and reliability – plus class-leading durability – set them apart from the competition.
How to Apply NDI Technology in a Production Workflow
By Jim Bask
In this webcast our experts cover real-world NDI use in live video production, and NewTek’s Don Ballance demonstrates NDI production scenarios using TriCaster®, TalkShow® and MediaDS™ systems. You’ll also get a good look at NewTek AutoLink for Panasonic PTZ, and how to automatically detect compatible IP cameras across your network.
Apple introduces Pro Apps Bundle for Education
By Jim Bask
Apple on Friday released a new bundle of apps specifically for education customers. The apps include Final Cut Pro X ($299.99), Logic Pro X ($199.99), Motion 5 ($49.99), Compressor 4 ($49.99), and MainStage 3 ($29.99). Apple is selling the bundle for $199, which is quite a discount when you look at the regular price for the apps if purchased individually.
Dynamic live event: All-in-one live streaming, recording, and switching Pearl Play
By Jim Bask
Running a live event can be daunting. Sure, setting up simple live streaming and recording using Pearl (or Pearl-2) is easy. The two, built-in auto channels makes setup a breeze. But today’s audiences want quality programming. So let’s turn a simple production into a dynamic live event including live switching between multiple video sources and fully-customized layouts.
WD vs Toshiba vs HGST vs Seagate — Which Hard Drives Are Most Reliable?
By Jim Bask
Over the course of this period, if you take a look at the table, the 8TB HGST, 8TB Seagate, and 4TB Toshiba hard drives were the only ones with 0% failure rate.
YouTube Channel Audit The Ultimate Guide To LiveU Solo Live Streaming
By Jim Bask
LiveU’s technology allows video transmission from any corner in the world. The equipment used for this is light weight and is simple to use. With the launching of LiveU Solo, the pioneer in IP-based live video services and broadcast solution, LIveU expands its broadcasting expertise for the online market. Using the Solo, live streaming can be done connecting automatically to networks such as YouTube Live.
LiveU Solo Live Streaming
LiveU Solo is very simple to use and manage. The live streaming through LiveU Solo can be controlled remotely and a smart device can be used for this. LiveU Solo is a plug and play live streaming solution in the market for providing the best live viewing experience to the audience. This device is most affordable. LiveU Solo uses the LiveU Reliable Transport protocol that delivers high quality video streaming using the internet. The live streaming will be without any stuttering or buffering. LiveU Solo can be used to live stream any music, sports or any other event and gain the attraction of the audience. This can be used to live stream on YouTube Live, Facebook and so on.
Making the Virtual a Reality (Here’s What a VR Project Entails)
By Jim Bask
Just like with VR headsets, some camera rigs are fairly basic while others come fully loaded, ready for serious enthusiasts to drool over.
VR, AR will be very real in 2017
By Jim Bask
In 2017, I expect to see some major improvements in the world of AR and VR headsets, as well as the range and quality of content created for those devices.