Epiphan AVIO 4K USB 3 Video Capture Test 60fps
By Jim Bask
Testing out the Epiphan USB 3.0 AVIO 4K video capture device at 60fps on the Tagarno microscope with X-Split.
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WAN Show Repair Vlog – It finally works!!!
By Jim Bask
LinusTechTips WAN Show video show rebuilds live stream studio with Corsair hardware. Studio rebuild also features Epiphan AV.io capture cards.
Epiphan AV.io 4K Unboxed
By Jim Bask
Level1Techs unboxes and does a quick test in a video of Epiphan’s AV.io 4K Video capture and how features how it works with Linux. This is a great way to get a feel for the product without having it in your hands.
How to do video game capture from your Xbox One S in 4K UHD with this video and game capture card
By Jim Bask
Did you know that your Xbox One S™ can upscale 1080p gameplay to 4K UHD?
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.
Multi-source streaming to social platforms with OBS and AV.io video capture
By Jim Bask
Since the recent release of our two new social media streaming devices—Webcaster X1 for Facebook Live and Webcaster X1 for YouTube—aspiring content producers have been very excited with the concept of streaming an HD camera to either Facebook Live or YouTube using a simple Webcaster X1 device code.
Epiphan Pearl 2 vs Pearl Comparison
By Jim Bask
Pearl and Pearl-2 form a lineup for formidable, full-featured all-in-one live video production systems. This page will help you select the one that works best for your based on your current and future video streaming and recording needs.
Epiphan Pearl 2 – 4k Live Streaming and Recording at Duke University
By Jim Bask
We’ll be looking at a number of new capture and streaming appliances here in the coming months, as there has been a lot of interesting activity in this product space. To start with, we wanted to highlight a significant update to the Epiphan Pearl. We’ve raved about the Pearl in past posts, and it appears there is a lot to be excited about in its successor. In the move from the Pearl to the Pearl 2, Epiphan cranked up the power of its core processor so that in could introduce a number of new features all built around support for full 4k. With the Pearl 2, you have six HD video inputs that you can composite or crop into any number of configurable layouts, and you can output the results into 6 separate HD streams. That’s a powerful toolkit for anyone looking to do mobile video capture and streaming.
Video Capture Device Review: Epiphan AV.io
By Jim Bask
The process to get the pieces working together is fairly simple, first you will need a PC with a USB 3 port. I used an aging Lenovo W510. Connect the included USB 3 cable to the USB 3 port on your PC.
Learn how to live stream to YouTube with ease using Epiphan’s Webcaster X1
By Jim Bask
Learn how to live stream to YouTube with ease using Epiphan’s Webcaster X1.