“Matt Cox from Event Full Productions walks us through how they used BirdDog Cloud to create a a live production with guests coming together in real-time from Melbourne, France, and the UK, and being produced in a NewTek TriCaster 2 Elite.”
Jose Antunes from ProVideoCoalation wrote up a fantastic article of how Grass Velley and LiveU have teamed up to make the best remote live productions! The pandemic has changed studio […]
Live video production can be cost-prohibitive, especially below any sport’s top leagues. In 2016, HockeyTech installed its first AI-driven camera system from Pixellot, the global leader in automated sports production.
TVTechnology recently took a look at how live streaming is changing the landscape of options for hockey fans who want to follow more of their favorite sport.
While many sports fans are content to follow only their favorite team in the top league in a given sport, those who are truly obsessed with a sport want the opportunity to see more games and every tier of the sport. Even with the proliferation of channels that came with cable, that wasn’t economically possible even with the top sports. Football and basketball fans in the USA for example, often have access to selected games in the major pro and college leagues plus local high schools in some markets, but hockey fans had access to nothing below NHL.
Wirecast Gear is now regularly deployed to a variety of on-campus venues to cover a wide variety of Cornell Big Red sports.
Learn how Ryan Lewis, of hip-hop duo Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, and his crew managed a staggering amount of data while shooting three Red Epic cameras every show of their latest world tour.
National Geographic began airing the three-part documentary special Dian Fossey: Secrets in the Mist back in December. The program takes an in-depth look at the life and work of Fossey, who spent years in the jungle of Rwanda, studying mountain gorillas.
Glyph utilizes RAID-0. This is known as striping RAID. What happens is that instead of writing to just one drive at 480MBps,
Manhattan-based BET Networks has been using NewTek’s NDI IP technology for several years now – and they aren’t looking back
Like many universities across the country, the athletics department at North Carolina Central University (NCCU) has experienced some growing pains over the last few years as its video production requirements have evolved.
Earlier this summer, NCCU partnered with Jack Guthrey of Marshall Graphics Systems to examine whether a cutting-edge NDI® video network solution from NewTek could help them solve the space and budget limitations they faced within their football stadium.