VEGAS Pro was the first editor capable of working with 4K natively on the timeline. No pre-rendering or re-wrapping required. Just drop it on the timeline and get busy with your edit.
It’s the start of an era! Our video streaming, video switcher, and video capture card products make live video streaming a breeze. And now we’re plunging in to the vlogging phenomena that’s storming the Internet!
Streaming is a critical component of the new TC1. The company notes that users can “stream directly to Facebook Live, YouTube Live, Microsoft Azure, Periscope, Twitch, and other streaming sites.”
So here it is: the new TriCaster TC1. It supports full functionality with 4K, and eschews physical connections for video over IP.
“With pre-orders for the Panasonic GH5 now shipping, it’s no accident that Atomos is making its new HDR-capable Ninja Inferno,
which unlocks the full 4:2:2 10-bit capabilities of the camera at 4K 60p, available with immediate effect.” RedShark News
If you’re using Pearl-2 or AV.io 4K with your Panasonic GH4 camera, chances are you’re trying to capture and encode 4K video.
According to Panasonic’s user guide, the Panasonic GH4 Lumix camera only supports 4K video in Creative Video Mode and when one of it’s 4K video quality settings is configured.
Use these quick instructions to configure your GH4 for 4K UHD or 4K DCI (Panasonic calls this C4K or Cinema 4K) and get ready to capture in 4K!
With NAB a little more than a month away, vendors are finalizing their planned product introductions and other messaging around the show.
In 2017, it’s hard to imagine a message that will come on stronger than 4K. Most of what will become breaking news at NAB is still under wraps, but here are some industry trends generating buzz around 4K and UHD that we think will help drive adoption of high-resolution workflow tools at the show.
Speaking of HDR, how is HDR handled by Media Composer? We support it. We are agnostic to it. It flows through editorially.
When we last wrote a blog compiling reviews of AV.io capture cards, AV.io 4K was only a month old and already getting lots of press for its impressive capabilities. Since then, AV.io HD, AV.io SDI, and AV.io 4K have all received significant firmware upgrades, and all three capture cards have become incredibly popular for their flexibility and easy-to-use features. For your convenience, we’ve used this blog post to assemble a list of some of the reviews. Enjoy!
Testing out the Epiphan USB 3.0 AVIO 4K video capture device at 60fps on the Tagarno microscope with X-Split.
