This week’s Broadfield webinar is on the video streaming market and the sales opportunities within. Our host Jim Bask, goes through the various products that make up this exciting field. As video streaming becomes more and more popular the need for these devices will only grow.
OSU simplifies multi-platform streaming and expands audience reach for important events
Two universities in the US are using Matrox Monarch encoders, with multiple-channel and simultaneous stream/record options, to live stream and record events and lectures to their students, social media platforms and campus websites. They have been able to take on these new capabilities with the same production staff numbers, in fewer hours, and increase their audiences.
The way people are using social media broadcasting seems to be evolving, how is the Matrox Monarch HDX helping this growing trend?
Already live streaming? Why not stream to multiple destinations (and record) all at once? Streaming to multiple destinations is an effortless way to grow your audience, expand your reach and number of views. Wirecast can easily be configured to stream to multiple destinations and record simultaneously.
NEW! LIVEU SOLO HDMI Encoder
Live Streaming Solution with Cellular Bondling for Less than $1,000!
If you need more than one reason to switch to Wirecast 8, Telestream can help. They’ve listed eight reasons to go along with the Wirecast 8 theme.
With the advent of NDI® 3.0 and the accompanying products, NewTek NDI PTZ Camera and NewTek Connect Spark™ HDMI2NDI and SDI2NDI signal converters, the NewTek vision of an end-to-end IP pipeline from acquisition to delivery is now a reality. Also for the first time, a production pipeline can be all-NewTek (with a little help from a couple of great technology collaborators) from acquisition to delivery.
Here at IBC 2017 I wanted to find out about Telestreams New Wirecast Gear. Turns out its much more than just streaming software.
You won’t likely be putting it to use in your personal live-streams, but media companies will soon have access to a new tool that could greatly improve the video quality of the streams you watch on Facebook Live. It’s called the ClearCaster, the latest product from Wowza Media Systems, a company that makes a range of high-end streaming equipment and software used by the likes of Boeing, Macy’s, NASA, and Facebook, itself.