Kairos is a new technology from Panasonic that harnesses pure processing power to create unlimited M/Es, keyers and outputs in multi camera live production. Kairos can handle as many inputs and outputs as the GPU and CPU will allow. Many are calling Kairos the Photoshop of Live Video.
Matt Binder from Mashable wrote up a great article going over many of the ways it’s possible to reduce lag when livestreaming video.
Vegas Creative Software introduces users to VEGAS Stream, the new streaming app on the block! VEGAS Stream was developed in partnership with NewBlue, which is aimed for content creators and […]
Streaming Media creates a massive amount of content, educating viewers on the latest news in live streaming and production. From their extensive experience in producing their own content, they’ve come up with a few tricks for one of the hottest topics as of late- bringing in a remote guest.
The YoloLiv Yolobox is an easy to use, portable, touch screen live streaming studio device that allows you to stream multiple sources, switch between them, and record to an SD Card. The YoloBox helps you start live broadcasting events with unprecedented scale and effectiveness.
Acoustic Nations was excited to unbox their 3 BirdDog P200 full NDI PTZ Cameras when they came in. Acoustic Nations brings music across the world with their high-definition production. That’s why the BirdDog P200 Cameras are great for them. The P200 is perfect for sports, broadcast, live event production, IMAG, education and anywhere else quality matters.
Epiphan Pearl encoders are versatile, easy to use, and can benefit your remote productions. Pearls are video switchers, recorders, streamers, splitters, and scalers all in one. Pearl’s touch screen and browser-based admin panel allows you to have total control and makes the pearl systems easy to use,
NewTek’s NDI technology is a key ingredient to stepping up your live production studio. This has been demonstrated by VTC Digital Media, who have integrated NDI into their production studio in a big way!
The Tennis Channel was one of the first networks to come back with live sports since the pandemic. August’s Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) Top Seed Open in Lexington, KY, represents the first WTA- or ATP event in the United States since the pandemic shut down sports in March. Since then, the Tennis Channel stayed up and running with producing five tournaments in the U.S and carrying hundreds of hours or live footage around the world. With the help of the SimplyLive ViBox, the network was able to produce the WTA Top Seed Open and keep the safety of their team a priority.
Schools were forced to close their doors in March until the end of the school year due to the pandemic and questions are still up in the air of what the upcoming school year will be like. Rocklin, California’s Whitney High School’s broadcast media class faced new challenges during these times of remote learning. With remote learning in place, Ben Barnholdt’s broadcast media class at Whitney had to find a way to still communicate with their classmates.