It’s another great year for the live streaming world. From major events to video gaming to high school graduations and even live news from major news outlets, the widespread adoption of live content as a broadcasting form shows that it’s quickly becoming a mainstream way to deliver content.
For the third year in a row the official live stream was produced by New York-based production company Live X, using three wireless camera transmitters from Teradek that roamed the square to capture the festivities as they happened.
SmallHD 703 Bolt Wireless 7″ Monitor – The brightest Full HD monitor with a built-in Teradek receiver.
SmallHD started 2018 with a new product, the 703 Bolt, a daylight viewable monitor developed in cooperation with Teradek, so you don’t need to use cables to get it to work.
Live streaming has become a main provider of entertainment and is on the rise. The technology is being improved more and more each month it seems and much of the new technology is becoming easier to use.
Wired systems are at an impasse. While reliable and stable, traditional monitoring devices rely on long stretches of cables on set which means limited range and more stuff to trip over.
Streaming Media’s Tim Siglin and Teradek’s Jon Landman discuss the latest from Teradek, including HEVC cloud transcoding, wireless transmission, and VR/360 capture, stitching, and streaming.
With the many recent developments in our technology, we wanted to keep you in-the-loop by sharing sales tips on our latest products. This week, we’re featuring our most recent Cubes, the Cube 655 and HEVC Cube 755.
This week’s Broadfield Live Webinar features a preview of the vendors we’ll be visiting at this year’s NAB NY. There’s over a dozen companies we’re looking to interview about their products and new innovations.
Live X produced all 20 streams for the Teradek Studio at Mojocon 2017 in Galway, Ireland, with only an iPad Pro and four iPhones.