YoloLiv has recently released version 3.0 for the YoloBox, the all in one multi-camera video switcher, encoder, monitor, and recorder. With 10 exciting new features and a new low price of $999, this portable live streaming studio is perfect for live streamers who are looking for a simple solution.
The Apple ProRes RAW codec has been available for several years at this point, yet we have not heard of any professional cinematography camera adding the ability to record ProRes RAW in-camera.
Every year downtown Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame welcomes over a half-million visitors to their museum and reaches even more through it’s social media presence. NewTek has helped made this possible. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s facility is powered by the TriCaster TC1 and NC1 I/O. With NewTek’s revolutionary video production system the facility is able to expand it’s video content.
Atomos has recently announced a lot of exciting news. Atomos has announced that ultra-high resolution RAW video from a full-frame mirrorless camera is now available. They also announced the launch of Pre-Release Beta for Ninja V users to try out on their Panasonic LUMIX S1H and the new full firmware update for the Ninja V!
While the world is slowly starting to go back to normal since the pandemic, companies are keeping their employees working remotely, especially the production industry. With advanced technology, such as hard drives, working from home is just as effective as coming into the office or studio.
School production has become an extremely important facet to live streaming, particularly with virtual schooling in full effect. Luckily, Epiphan has resources that can help you!
Panasonic is holding a live Virtual event covering the future of video production. The stream will go live on May 6th, 2020 It’s going to be a great show with a ton of awesome information, so we wanted to spread the word.
As befits a university with an active sports program, the University of Miami’s Athletic Department has a busy Video Productions Services team. The Miami Hurricanes compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) with games and events digitally broadcast on ESPN College Extra and ESPN3. From five UM venues, Miami Hurricanes’ men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, women’s soccer, women’s volleyball, tennis and track and field, digital broadcasts, along with in-game, in-venue video board shows, are produced in-house, mainly by students from UM’s School of Communication led by a professional staff of three.
Devices using NDI are simply connected to the network, discover each other, and are ready to transport media back and forth. This connectivity can be extended across the network.
Producing video content? Looking to increase your view counts when a new video is published? This article discusses a video promotion strategy that includes 7 different methods to increase viewership. These range from how your content is shared to syndication efforts to bolster the number of viewable locations.