Why LinkedIn Live matters for marketers
By Jamie G
In the last year we’ve taken our Liquid Lunch & Learn dealer webinars to LinkedIn Live, a free streaming feature that allows users to stream to their LinkedIn profile. We […]
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Epiphan Pearl Hardware Encoders: Product Family Overview
By Jamie G
Pearl-2, Pearl Mini, or Pearl Nano: which Epiphan Pearl system is ideal for your live streaming and recording needs? On Wednesday, February 2 at 11 a.m. PT / 2 p.m. […]
The best YouTube live stream encoder
By Jamie G
Using a encoder for your YouTube live stream will help you produce high-quality content, engage your audience, and look professional. When choosing which encoder will work best for you, you […]
Epiphan Pearl Nano unboxing and first impression
By Jamie G
The Epiphan Pearl Nano is the perfect-fit streamer and recorder, and according to Omar Colom who just did a unboxing of the Pearl Nano, “it’s a great little box and it’s […]
SRT vs. NDI for remote video production
By Jamie G
Marta Chernova of Epiphan does a great job going over the differences of SRT and NDI and when it’s best to use them in a recent blog post. “Secure Reliable […]
Creating a Top-Notch Production Environment for Interactive Remote Training
By Adam Noyes
The Epiphan Pearl Systems are excellent devices for Remote Production, especially in video remote training. Recently, Epiphan created a great article detailing a remote training workflow for the team at […]
How to Choose a Video Mixer for Streaming
By Adam Noyes
These are video mixers that you install on your computer. Products in this category include Telestream Wirecast (Mac/Windows), VMix (Windows), and the open-source Open Broadcaster Software (OBS, Mac/Windows/Linux).
Pearl-powered productions: Putting SRT remote contribution to the test
By Jamie G
Live streaming experts Aaron Parecki, John Barker, Curtis Judd, and PhotoJoseph recently put SRT remote contribution to the test with Epiphan’s Pearl-2 and Pearl Nano. SRT delivers high-quality video and […]
HDMI to USB adapter buyer’s guide: Four key considerations
By Jamie G
When buying a video capture card there a lot of things to consider. Bill Allan of Epiphan explains in a recent blog post the top four things you should look […]
