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Ensemble Video Live Streaming Webinar

By Jim Bask 0 Comment January 26, 2017

We will show you how Ensemble Video makes live streaming easy and enable users to automatically record streams into their Ensemble Video media library. You can use third-party encoders like Wirecast, OpenBroadcaster, Videon Greylock HD and the Matrox Monarch HD to publish Live broadcasts to a webpage, CMS, LMS, blog or portal.

Epiphan Pearl 2 – 4k Live Streaming and Recording at Duke University

By Jim Bask 0 Comment January 24, 2017

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.

$10k Can Get Live VR and a Mobile System for Streaming

By Jim Bask 0 Comment December 20, 2016

Mobile streaming presents a new paradigm for live streaming. Imagine being able to switch with a compact unit with several wireless cameras or mobile phones that can be mounted on helmets or placed at different locations.

WOAI / KABB TV Stream Election Coverage Via Facebook Live

By Jim Bask 0 Comment December 8, 2016

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On November 8th, the night of the much-anticipated 2016 Presidential Election, two prominent San Antonio television stations did what affiliate stations traditionally do—they carried their respective network’s live national elections feeds on their primary HDTV channels. KABB-TV/DT HD—which is local FOX29—featured the Fox network’s coverage, and its sister station, WOAI-TV/DT News 4 carried NBC’s coverage

How to Shoot and Stream Live Interviews with TriCaster Mini and Skype

By Jim Bask 0 Comment November 14, 2016

Lon Seidman’s Lon Reviews Tech Youtube Channel has over 80,000 subscribers and growing. Among his popular features are the “behind-the-scenes” videos that demonstrate how he produces quality shows as a one-person crew working both sides of the camera. In this video, he shows how he conducts live interviews, operating a TriCaster Mini for switching, graphics and streaming as he is also on-camera conducting the interview. He makes use of the TriCaster automation capabilities, including the ability to save profile templates for particular types of shows that include presets for the M/E buses, media players, graphics players and other resources.

Read the latest Monarch HD User Story from Matrox

By Jim Bask 0 Comment October 27, 2016

Ever wondered if it’s ok to feed the squirrels that come out foraging after hibernation? Or use pesticides on the lawn? The City of Orem, Utah communicates its stand on such common and not so common issues through periodic council meetings and by-laws.

Create Virtual Multi-Camera Productions with Epiphan Pearl 2 and a Single 4K Camera

By Jim Bask 0 Comment October 25, 2016

With only a single 4K camera and encoder with 4K capture capabilities, you can easily tap into the power of a traditional multi-camera setup for a fraction of the cost.

Watch the Video: Wirecast Gear Overview

By Jim Bask 0 Comment October 25, 2016

Welcome to the only live streaming production system you’ll ever need. Introducing Wirecast Gear!

How To Series with Epihan Pearl

By Jim Bask 0 Comment October 14, 2016

Live streaming and Updating Fimware with Pearl: a how-to video series

From: Epiphan Video, content creator Spencer McBride 

The Powerful System: PCs, Capture Cards, and Software Mixers for HD Capture and Streaming

By Jim Bask 0 Comment October 10, 2016

To determine how powerful a system it takes to produce and deliver live event streams, we tested a range of computers (old and new), capture devices, and multiple live streaming software programs, streaming to one or more streaming services, recording archive/ISO files in various formats, and measuring CPU utilization. Read on for the results.