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What Livestreaming Tools Are Best for Your Business?

By Jim Bask 0 Comment March 20, 2017

As business owners experiment more with live video, the choices in livestreaming tools are becoming increasingly diverse. For software and accessory makers, word of mouth and user acquisition are crucial to solidify top-of-mind status early on, before the market for SMB livestreaming tools reaches oversaturation and eventual consensus.

Washington High School Connects with Community Through Live Broadcasting

By Jim Bask 0 Comment March 2, 2017

On Oct. 14, 2016, Anacortes High School opened the doors to its new Seahawks Stadium with a sold-out homecoming football game crowd and a flood of community support, all made possible by the passage of an $86.9 million bond in 2015. As the state-of-the-art facility opened, the Washington school’s Broadcast Club entered a new era of live high school sports broadcasting thanks to new equipment — also made possible by the generosity of the community….

NewTek TriCaster Promotions and MediaDS Intro Now on Broadfield LIVE!

By Jim Bask 0 Comment January 26, 2017

In today’s webinar Gary Bettan announces some great protions from NewTek

  • $2,000 Off NewTek TriCaster 460 with Control Surface now with $17,995 MSRP
  • $5,000 Off NewTek TriCaster 8000 with Control Surface now at $29,995 MSRP
  • FREE Advanced Edition Software with TriCaster 460 and 8000 bundles with control surface
  • FREE Panasonic PTZ NDI software also included with TriCaster 460 and 8000 bundles
  • We will discuss NewTek’s new Coupon Code redemption system for software, NDI sales opportunities and more
  • Introducing NewTek MediaDS with Wowza

NewTek TriCaster User Story: Whirlpool Corporation

By Jim Bask 0 Comment November 9, 2016

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It’s been a problem for businesses for decades. What’s the best way to quickly and effectively disseminate product information and support material to a far-flung sales force spread across miles of territory?

FREE NewTek Advanced Edition Software with Every TriCaster 460 or TriCaster 8000

By Jim Bask 0 Comment November 8, 2016

FREE NewTek Advanced Edition Software ($1,995 value)
with Every TriCaster 460 or TriCaster 8000
for a Limited Time Only!

ChyronHego today announced that its entire line of broadcast solutions now supports NewTek’s Network Device Interface (NDI™)

By Jim Bask 0 Comment October 14, 2016

We are proud to announce that Broadfield will now have ChyronHego LyricIP and Toolbox bundles – perfect for NDI workflows with NewTek TriCaster systems.

2-Minute Tutorial: TriCaster’s Media Player Editing Tools

By Jim Bask 0 Comment August 2, 2016

Don takes a look at more of the editing capabilities now available in media players in TriCaster Advanced Edition. A previous tutorial covered a number of controls to adjust clips on the tool bar at bottom of the media player, including setting in and out points (those controls are enclosed in the red rectangle in the image)

2-Minute Tutorial: Setting Up Hardware Inputs in TriCaster Advanced Edition

By Jim Bask 0 Comment August 1, 2016

In this edition, Don shows how to set up the inputs on your TriCaster Switcher UI using TriCaster Advanced Edition with NDI.
Your TriCaster system is a combination of literal hardware and metaphorical hardware. 

2-Minute Tutorial: Live Video Editing Inside TriCaster Advanced Edition Media Players

By Jim Bask 0 Comment July 29, 2016

In this episode, NewTek’s Master Trainer Don Ballance brings you a 2-minute tutorial featuring TriCaster Advanced Edition’s capabilities for editing inside the media players. For this video, we will be editing inside the DDR, specifically.

2-Minute Tutorial: How to Move a Virtual Camera in TriCaster Virtual Sets

By Jim Bask 0 Comment July 19, 2016

In an earlier 2-Minute Tutorial video, Don Ballance showed you how to set up a TriCaster Advanced Edition LiveSet virtual set in a Mix/Effects (M/E) bus. While one requirement of virtual sets is that we are always working with a locked down camera that never moves, TriCaster Advanced Edition provides the ability to do “virtual” camera moves.