3 Reasons Matrox’s New Lecture Capture Appliance Is a Big Deal
By Jim Bask
Unveiled at NAB 2016, H.264 encoder Monarch LCS offers live HD video streaming and recording at a unique value.
Matrox’s Monarch LCS two-input, which accepts video from any SDI or HDMI camera and presentation content over HDMI from computers, isn’t the only lecture capture appliance being unveiled at NAB 2016.
At $2,495, however, Matrox will argue it’s the best value.
Its inputs can be encoded independently and in sync for use with the latest multi-stream…
Matrox unveiled the newest member of the Monarch streaming appliance family, the 
APRIL 18, 2016 (LAS VEGAS) – Teradek today announced the release of Sphere, a revolutionary new product for the 360º-video production market. Sphere offers real-time monitoring and live streaming of panoramic video content-in high definition.
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Matrox Monarch LCS is an easy-to-use lecture capture appliance that IT administrators will find simple to set up and integrate into any open Video Management System (VMS) or Lecture Management System (LMS). Once configured, it can be operated by anyone at the push of a button. And it won’t break your budget!
Epiphan Video is a leader in professional audiovisual capture, recording, and streaming products, invites you to join them at NAB Show (booth SU14810) where they will be showcasing the three latest additions to their product family: Pearl Rackmount™, Pearl Rackmount Twin™ and Epiphan PTZ cameras. All three products will be on display at the Epiphan booth for interactive demonstrations.
This video guide by Jan Ozer of Streaming Media Producer walks you through sharing the signals of up to 4 iPhones with the Teradek VidiU Pro and ShareLink to get a high quality signal. 
Learn how Matrox Monarch™ HD is currently being used by the University of Dallas to live stream sporting events.
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