Epiphan Video, a leader in professional audiovisual capture, recording, and streaming products, announces an update to Epiphan Webcaster X2™ to support 1080p live streaming to Facebook.
With the growing number of web-based entertainment also comes the ease in which to do so. Webcasts and podcast shows are becoming more and more popular each day and part of that has been the technology behind it.
Live streaming productions are becoming more integrated into our lives as viewers and consumers. Whether it’s a podcast that is also streamed out live on YouTube or a helpful live webinar, we all have probably watched and absorbed a live streaming broadcast of some kind.
These days, many churches are looking for new ways to connect with their congregation. Whether you want to reach your existing members, grow your church, or simply modernize, live streaming to Facebook or YouTube can be the answer.
From Rebecca Lerner at Forbes The live aspect of events has yet to be replaced by any major medium. Concerts are recorded and major sporting events can be seen live on television but nothing replaces seeing an event live. The same can be said for many festivals and live events that may not be broadcast in…
Live X produced all 20 streams for the Teradek Studio at Mojocon 2017 in Galway, Ireland, with only an iPad Pro and four iPhones.
NewTek once again assisting their live streaming customers with products and advice.
Like many universities across the country, the athletics department at North Carolina Central University (NCCU) has experienced some growing pains over the last few years as its video production requirements have evolved.
Earlier this summer, NCCU partnered with Jack Guthrey of Marshall Graphics Systems to examine whether a cutting-edge NDI® video network solution from NewTek could help them solve the space and budget limitations they faced within their football stadium.
Epiphan shows you the 5 ways to improve your company with live video applications. 
Gaming broadcasts looking to simplify their live streaming production with NewTek’s NDI technology.