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Valere Studios Builds an Entirely New Business – and Business Model – Around the Roland VR-4HD HD AV Mixer

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment May 4, 2020

The Roland VR-4HD is a powerful switcher device from Roland with built in streaming capability. This is a very exciting addition to the Roland catalog, so we wanted to share a case study, of some users already using this great product.

The State of Video in Higher Education

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 30, 2020

Even before the COVID-19 crisis, we had reached the point where the video landscape for education is mature and largely swept clear of skeptics. Few teachers and administrators still doubt that educational video can enhance student experiences—fully online video-based instruction is broadly accepted as an effective mode of lecturing.

Look your Best on a Webcam

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 22, 2020

With more and more video conferencing and streaming taking place in almost every medium, it’s important to understand the camera and gear you are using to take part. Namely- your webcam.

5 Essential Zoom Hacks to Improve your Virtual Hangouts

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 16, 2020

Zoom has become more and more relevant in the streaming space in the recent weeks. Guides to the platform have become very important. Mashable recently posted a great article covering […]

Telestream Reseller Webinar Covering Wirecast, Wirecast Gear & ScreenFlow

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 15, 2020

We invite you to join Telestream for an informative Channel Sales Meeting – virtual-style. Our channel program and product line leaders will be on hand to show you the highlights and value propositions for the Telestream product portfolio. Included in the agenda will be a brief overview and how-to-sell tips for Wirecast, Wirecast Gear and ScreenFlow.

Wirecast Broadcasting into Zoom: Workflow Guide

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 14, 2020

Wirecast into Zoom
1. Launch Wirecast (or your live video production and virtual camera app) and start your virtual camera output. Make sure all the graphics, titles, cameras, images, and sound clips you need are loaded.
2. In Zoom, select the Wirecast virtual camera as your camera. Now whatever you “go live” with in Wirecast will be in your Zoom camera.
3. Professionally “produce” your Zoom session from Wirecast. A Zoom Assistant (ZA) is recommended to handle this for you, if you are the host in Zoom.

Epiphan: Guide to Telemedicine for Healthcare

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 13, 2020

One of the most recent updates to this webinar series covers a guide to Telemedicine with Epiphan. The video is extremely informative and shares valuable information. Check it out, below.

The Ins and Outs of Streaming on YouTube Live

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 13, 2020

Premiumbeat.com recently posted a great article detailing the ins and outs of streaming to YouTube. YouTube streaming can be difficult to jump into at a high quality, especially for those […]

How to Host a Zoom Call Like a Pro

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 7, 2020

As coronavirus keeps people indoors, we’re all flocking to video chat services to stay in touch with colleagues, friends and family. Zoom’s video chat software has been surging in popularity. It’s not new — the company was founded in 2011 — but it’s new to a lot of people.

Shopify.com Uses Live Video Production to “Wow” Employees Around the World

By Adam Noyes 0 Comment April 1, 2020

NewTek.com recently posted a great article detailing how Shopify is using the latest streaming tools to give their customers around the world a top quality experience. Check out some highlights from the article, below.