In this episode, NewTek’s Master Trainer Don Ballance brings you a 2-minute tutorial featuring TriCaster Advanced Edition’s capabilities for editing inside the media players. For this video, we will be editing inside the DDR, specifically.
In an earlier 2-Minute Tutorial video, Don Ballance showed you how to set up a TriCaster Advanced Edition LiveSet virtual set in a Mix/Effects (M/E) bus. While one requirement of virtual sets is that we are always working with a locked down camera that never moves, TriCaster Advanced Edition provides the ability to do “virtual” camera moves.
This 2 Minute Tutorial features a tip for TriCaster Advanced Edition with NDI. When you are working with a number of NDI devices on a network, it is important to be able to distinguish between the devices.
In this 2-minute tutorial, Don Ballance shows you how to very quickly set up a virtual environment (TriCaster LiveSet) inside of a Mix/Effects (M/E) bus using TriCaster Advanced Edition with NDI.
SAN ANTONIO, June 7, 2016—Network Device Interface (NDI™), NewTek’s free enabling technology for live production IP workflows over Ethernet networks continues to gain momentum in the broadcast and video streaming industries. Since it became available, more than 600 companies have downloaded the NDI SDK and hundreds are working with NewTek creating NDI commercial products, many of which have released NDI-compatible products since NAB 2016. These products, in addition to NewTek products and other newly compatible devices from top manufacturers and developers already using NewTek’s previous technology allowing IP connectivity, have put NDI into the hands of over 1,000,000 customers worldwide, making it by far the most prolific IP-based workflow in the production market.
We feel that broadcast quality Sports graphics is the missing piece of the puzzle for Live Sports Production using NewTek TriCaster.
With Delta-stat-IP you can take your high school or college sports productions to the next level. Delta stat IP supports NewTek NDI and sells for $4995 which includes sports interfaces for Baseball, Soccer, Basketball, Football and a generic sports template. Our friends at DeltaCast have created this ease of use presentation to explain how simple it is to turn a sports game into a top of the line sports broadcast like you see on ESPN or Fox Sports with Delta-stat-IP.
PTZOptics announces plans to demonstrate the NewTek NDI over a local area network connecting the PTZOptics and NewTek 2016 InfoComm booths. This new low-latency live streaming protocol will allows for shared broadcast resources between multiple NewTek TriCasters and NDI compatible devices over IP.
Las Vegas, NV – NewTek and PTZOptics announce they will join forces in a massive live streaming video production event for the 2016 InfoComm show in Las Vegas, Nevada June 8th-10th. Just two months ago at the 2016 NAB Show (National Association of Broadcasters), NewTek released of an open standard called the NewTek NDI™ (Network Device Interface). This new IP technology built for the broadcast and enterprise industries has been widely adopted as the next generation platform for live video production. NewTek and PTZOptics will demonstrate NDI at InfoComm with over 20 live streaming cameras, multiple booth locations and a one amazing live stream available on YouTube Live during exhibition hours. The YouTube Live stream will include 3 user-selectable video streams show attendees are encouraged to interact with.
Bluefish444’s collaboration with NewTek enables its SDI I/O video cards to send and receive video and audio over IP via NewTek’s NDI, allowing existing Bluefish444 installations globally to implement interconnected production workflows comprised of SDI and IP-based technologies. NDI, an enabling technology for IP live production workflows, allows multiple video systems to identify and communicate with one another over IP, and to encode, transmit and receive many streams of high quality, low latency, frame-accurate video and audio in real time.
While many of you may be using the TriCaster Mini as a portable TV production studio in your business, school or in remote locations where you can easily access AC power and a network connection, there are times where you need to be able to work in a really remote location and record your program or uplink it to the web directly from your vehicle.