Like many of us like to do, Gary Bettan from VideoGuys.com in the New York metro area, takes a look back at the year just ended and selects his choices for the top products introduced in 2017.
Recently, a creative problem turned into a math problem: how to produce a 15-input live show using an 8-input switcher – and expand programming to 5 outputs – all without increasing the budget.
For a limited time you can get started with TriCaster Mini Advanced along with a complete suite of video production tools to get you started at an unprecedented price. Simply select the TriCaster Mini Bundle Offer that is right for you.
This week’s Broadfield Distributing Inc Dealer Webinar, we take an inside look at our brand new studio and all the enhancements we made since moving to our new location.
The new NewTek TriCaster TC1 compares closely to a TriCaster 8000 with Advanced Edition, plus it has its own exclusive features. These features include end-to-end, full-scale IP production, 4Kp60 capability, 16 live external inputs, dual streaming channels, built-in Skype, LivePanel compatibility, and more.
“We chose NewTek TriCaster® because it is easy to use,” says the group. “It’s a flexible system that works well with many other devices, and also reduces the number of devices and peripherals we need to control all broadcasts.”
When NewTek’s Video Toaster first arrived in 1990, it was a jaw-dropping moment as video professionals realized that you no longer needed an expensive SGI supercomputer to flip and spin video, create 3D animations, and other eye-candy video effects. The Toaster put a whole TV studio and post house on an Amiga computer for under $5,000.
NewTek 3Play 3P1 IP Replay System: The World’s Most Complete Sports Production System
Starting on December 6, 2017, NewTek launched a ProTek Offer that provides increased channel margin to resellers for the program, and allows customers to add ProTek coverage to existing system(s) without incurring any penalties or reinstatement charges.
Many applications use the FFmpeg libraries to record, convert, and stream a wide range of video and audio media file types. OK, we’re guilty of phenomenal understatement there, actually.