Wirecast Gear case study: Cornell University Streaming Live Sports with Telestream Wirecast
By Adam Noyes
Wirecast Gear is now regularly deployed to a variety of on-campus venues to cover a wide variety of Cornell Big Red sports.
Tag: live_streaming
LiveU Solo Unboxing / Review
By Jim Bask
The LiveU Solo HDMI video encoder offers one-touch, wireless streaming, directly from your HDMI camera to Facebook Live and delivers professional quality live video streams without a large crew, lots of equipment or steep learning curve. LiveU Solo lets online broadcasters of all sizes live stream HD video content directly to any online video provider – from anywhere.
Steaming Media Review: Matrox Monarch LCS
By Jim Bask
by Jan Ozer
The Matrox Monarch LCS is an inexpensive dual-input lecture capture solution with two output channels that can be independently set for recording and/or streaming.
Hammond Communications Selects Monarch HD H.264 Encoders for NCAA’s Webcasts
By Jim Bask
Hammond Communications Group, a production company in Lexington, KY, US, carries out live, multi-camera productions of varying sizes and scopes, specifically press conferences for sporting events. Whether covering “the most exciting two minutes in sports” at the famed Kentucky Derby, or men’s and women’s basketball tournaments for the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the Big 10 and Southeastern Conference, Hammond is equipped to handle everything from lighting, audio and video production to distribution. To cover all the pre- and post- game press conferences (pressers) of the NCAA’s basketball tournaments—from first round to Final Fours—Hammond has eight two-camera flypack units that travel all over the country.
Matrox to Display Webcasting Solutions for Worship at WFX 2016
By Jim Bask
Monarch products offer powerful, yet easy-to-use video streaming and recording capabilities to congregations of all sizes
Videomaker Telestream Wirecast 7 Review
By Jim Bask
At NAB this year, we were on the hunt for a Facebook Live solution that fit our unique need here at Videomaker. At the time, you could only use the camera built into your smartphone to stream to Facebook. While we did find products like the Mevo and heard rumblings of what would become DJI Go’s integration with Facebook Live, we needed to be able to switch between multiple sources to present the content and information in the way we wanted.
Matrox H.264 Encoder Helps Add Streaming and Recording to Surgical Training at South Korean Hospital
By Jim Bask
Serving the largest group of cardiac patients in South Korea, the department of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery at Chonnam National University Hospital in Gwangju offers adult and pediatric surgical services including coronary revascularization, vascular surgery and surgery for congenital heart disease. Over the years, the hospital has taken steps to reform the facility into a smart hospital by adding state-of-the-art equipment and information systems to provide more efficient services, keep patients better informed and more effectively train staff.
Telestream Ships Wirecast V7; Establishes Expertise across Large and Small Live Streaming Applications
By Jim Bask
PRESS RELEASE
(Nevada City, California–June 30, 2016) “There’s a war being fought – a war for eyeballs. What used to be the primary content vehicle for building viewership – a TV in the living room – has now become one of hundreds of ways to get live streamed content. With OTT offerings, online platforms, as well as social media channels, such as Facebook Live and Twitter, new ways are developing to build an audience and create value for viewers,” says Dan Castles, CEO and President of Telestream.
Telestream Wirecast Version 7 Offers Affordable Live Streaming with Powerful New Production Capabilities
By Jim Bask
(Nevada City, California–June 7, 2016) Telestream®, the leading provider of digital media tools and workflow solutions, today announced Version 7 of Wirecast, the leading live streaming and production software. Wirecast 7, which will be available later this month, adds new powerful production capabilities, GPU-accelerated encoding, and a streamlined user interface that allows users to effortlessly create and stream high-quality live broadcasts from their computers to dozens of popular destinations such as Facebook Live and YouTube, as well as to custom streaming servers, with just a few clicks.
Matrox Monarch Family Comparison with Monarch LCS Lecture Capture
By Jim Bask
Matrox unveiled the newest member of the Monarch streaming appliance family, the Monarch LCS, at NAB 2016. It’s a compact, easy-to-use lecture capture appliance that accepts video from any SDI or HDMI camera. See the Monarch Family all together here and compare models.