The Covid-19 pandemic has called for a great influx of live streaming, but one of the most pressing causes is to keep the public informed. Information needs to spread quickly, and be packaged correctly so the audience listens. The Epiphans Pearl line of switchers, is a great tool to do this.
Epiphan is pleased to announce release 4.12.0 for their Pearl family of all-in-one switching, recording, and streaming systems!
Make your events more accessible and engaging with real-time speech-to-text conversion by LiveScrypt, a dedicated automatic transcription device powered by advanced speech recognition technology. From conference presentations and company town hall meetings to university lectures and church sermons, LiveScrypt can transcribe it – automatically, accurately, and affordably.
School production has become an extremely important facet to live streaming, particularly with virtual schooling in full effect. Luckily, Epiphan has resources that can help you!
The Epiphan Pearl Mini hardware encoder gives organizations powerful tools for live video production. In this practical and interactive webinar, we’ll show you the ins and outs of Pearl Mini’s browser-based user interface, offering an in-depth look at its many advanced features – from custom layouts to network security.
One of the most recent updates to this webinar series covers a guide to Telemedicine with Epiphan. The video is extremely informative and shares valuable information. Check it out, below.
“Video is not going away, it is only going to continue to grow.” Our partners at Crestron use video to communicate with their customers, sales staff, and for internal messaging. The Epiphan Pearl-2 is an essential part of their video production workflow, enabling their teams to produce quality content.
We recently integrated NDI into our Pearl-2 hardware encoders, and that includes support for NDI Alpha. In this episode, we play clips from our chat with NewBlue product specialist Sean Willmon and share some best practices for titling with NDI Alpha on a Pearl-2.
When you need it yesterday: how to get virtual classrooms up and running quickly in a temporarily disrupted environment and tips on how to expand your existing remote learning setup.
Organizations everywhere are grappling with the consequences of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19): cancelled conferences, quarantined campuses, shuttered offices. Video will be an essential tool as corporations, universities, government offices, and other organizations try to keep things (as close to) business as usual during these unusual times.