Every year downtown Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame welcomes over a half-million visitors to their museum and reaches even more through it’s social media presence. NewTek has helped made this possible. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s facility is powered by the TriCaster TC1 and NC1 I/O. With NewTek’s revolutionary video production system the facility is able to expand it’s video content.
With the sudden outbreak of Covid-19, businesses were forced to practice social distancing and work from home. While many were not prepared for this change, owner of Burgos FX and industry leader in live production and TriCaster, Jose Burgos was. Burgos being one of the the three people to ever obtain the certification of “NewTek Authorized Trainer,” he was able to use his wide expertise’s in NewTek to take on the challenge of remote work.
NewTek TriCaster® offers many powerful keying functions to allow you to layer video in creative ways. Among those is a Tracker, that lets you select a color region in a video […]
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The North Kansas City School District is now operating the first student-run live production truck in the country. Primarily based at Staley High School, the 33-foot long truck is also […]
If your mission is to prepare media students with the best experience for a career in video then it’s reasonable to assume you want them to learn with the most appropriate technology. Sadly, that’s not always possible, with many institutions saddled with outdated equipment and a budget that restricts the educator’s options.
This video shows off the newest interface changes within the version 7 software for the TriCaster TC1.
NewTek has released TriCaster® “Rev 7” software, as a free download in Products and Updates. This software applies to the TriCaster TC1 and NewTek VMC1 multi-camera 4Kp60 IP-based live production systems. It is the second version of software for these systems, so in some marketing and support materials you may see it referred to as “v2”.
The new software includes over 20 new features, some of which are complete new workflows. An example is the Express Switcher, which provides a greatly simplified UI, which can be perfect for content creators who frequently produce less complex programs, and those who depend on less experienced operators to work their productions.
Carla Schwartz and crew of CB99videos on YouTube have produced a complete and concise tutorial for using NewTek TriCaster® to stream live to YouTube. The tutorial specifically goes through the steps to create a YouTube Live event. Some of the steps to stream to YouTube need to be done on the TriCaster system, but many of the steps involved in setup on the YouTube side can be done from any available system. Using another system for those steps frees the TriCaster to prepare for, initiate, and deliver the live stream.