NDI Goes from Strength to Strength
By Adam Noyes
NDI 4 was released at IBC2019 and very much takes the protocol up to the next level. Bas Goossens investigates.
Tag: NewTek
NewTek at IBC 2019: Making IP Video a Reality
By Adam Noyes
Learn all about NDI®, the importance of IP-based, software-defined visual storytelling production, and our software-driven solutions that are designed to be flexible and scalable so that you can work the way you work now, while also being ready for the future.
Napa Valley TV Puts the Power of Television—and TriCaster®—into the Hands of Community Members
By Adam Noyes
In describing Napa Valley Television—a public, education, and government (PEG) channel serving the Napa Valley, California region—Executive Director James Raymond proudly states, “We’re like YouTube for the community.”
NDI® Makes IP Accessible for Live, Post-Production, Mobile Devices, and Delivery at IBC2019
By Adam Noyes
IBC Hall 7 Booth #C12, AMSTERDAM—September 13, 2019—NDI®, a brand of Vizrt Group, today released the 4th generation of NDI® technology to both developers and end users at IBC2019 in Amsterdam.
How to Connect Your Worship Presentation Software With Your Live Stream
By Adam Noyes
What are the best ways to capture the output of your worship presentation software and show that instead of a video of it on the screen? Our expert weighs in so you can deliver a top-notch presentation that keeps eyeballs on the stream.
IBC2019: NewTek Expands the Frontiers of Software-Defined Visual Storytelling
By Adam Noyes
Expanding upon its NAB 2019 announcements, NewTek is showing at IBC from September 13-17
The State of PTZ Over NDI
By Adam Noyes
The Network Device Interface (NDI) protocol released by NewTek in 2016 is one of the fastest-growing elements of the live production, streaming, and broadcasting worlds today. Its rapid adoption and development have been astonishing, and it continues to grow into other areas as more and more companies add it into their workflow. And every year, more manufacturers and software developers are integrating it into their product offerings.
Get Started with NewTek Spark™ Plus for Gaming
By Adam Noyes
NewTek Spark™ Plus offers the ability to connect any HDMI device and encode the video and audio to a NewTek NDI® stream on a standard network. HD video at 1080p 60fps and UHD video at 2160p 30fps are supported. In this video, we are particularly concerned with adapting gaming devices to become an IP video source. NewTek video producer Richard Evans connects a Nintendo Switch in this tutorial, plus shows the features and operation of the Spark Plus.
Video over IP is the last Standard You’ll Ever Need
By Adam Noyes
The use of IP for all phases of digital media production continues to be a major topic of interest. Deciding what path is being taken into the future differs considerably depending on what type of organization is involved.
Switching Angles During a Replay Using 3Play® 3P1
By Adam Noyes
Sports fans love to see those “Wow!” moments in the game again and again, and from multiple angles. The same goes for those moments when officials make a controversial call. NewTek 3Play® 3P1 provides four-channel synchronized recording…