The Epiphan Pearl Nano might look like an ordinary tiny box on the surface, but is powerful and packed with impressive features to enhance your production. EposVox does a great […]
NewTek saved LocalGames, a Latin American video production company from failing during the pandemic. Once the pandemic hit LocalGames knew they would have to make significant changes to their broadcasts […]
Zoom meetings and webinars are the new way connect with your audience, whether you are an educator, corporate presenter or entertainer. While the landscape is still decently new, Epiphan is here to help you create the best product for your broadcast Zoom meeting.
Dr Andrew Cross of NewTek, recently posted a great article with nescaststudio.com, covering the evolution of broadcasting, and how it is easier and more affordable than ever to create a high quality product. The advancements of technology in the live streaming arena mean anyone can throw their hat in and get to work on a pristine product at a fraction of the traditional cost.
Bethel Production’s Drake Kelch and Jesse Maitland invite their audience into their discussion about the RED Komodo and why users should consider it for their broadcasts.
This pandemic we’ve all been living in these past few months forced many people and companies to change their daily patterns. Most of us have been forced by circumstances to stay and work from home for long periods of time. This clearly had an impact on the broadcasting industry in general. Just think, for instance, of interviews or any kind of live interaction in News or Talk Shows: without the ability to have guests (and often even hosts!) in the studios, production teams were forced to find solutions that would still allow them to do their job.
Technology is a massive cost center—absolutely necessary, but a cost center nevertheless. It’s also one of the hardest budget items to argue for in tough economic times: if the tech still works, can’t an upgrade wait? The SaaS model lets you mitigate some of those costs by incentivizing multiyear subscriptions, but even yearlong or month-to-month subscriptions can save money.
NDI allows multiple video systems to identify and communicate with one another over IP, and to encode, transmit, and receive many streams of high quality, low latency, frame-accurate video and audio in real time. This new technology can benefit any network-connected video device, including video mixers, graphics systems, capture cards, and many other production devices.
This year the NAB Show seemed to emphasize its roots – the “B” in National Association of Broadcasters. Gone or barely visible were the fads of past years, such as stereoscopic 3D, 360-degree video, virtual/augmented reality, drones, etc. Not that these are gone – merely that they have refocused on the smaller segment of marketshare that reflects reality. There’s not much point in promoting stereo 3D at NAB if most of the industry goes ‘meh’.
LinkedIn — the working world social network with close to 600 million users internationally — mentions that video is the fastest-growing format on its platform alongside original all written work, […]