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Geekazine Virtual Conference Coverage
Because of recent events, many of the conferences I cover will not be running. Companies still need to promote their products, though.
Virtual Conference coverage is a video series of interviews and product demos from the confines of our own homes. They will show off the products, just like if we were at the show.
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Telestream Wirecast 13.1.3 Features with Stephen Heywood
I sit down with Stephen Heywood of Telestream, and talk about Wirecast 13.1.3, the features of the software, and how we use the software. Stephen is the Marketing Manager of Telestream, and also a content creator himself. He runs the Tech Buzz, a tech and gaming channel. Wirecast 13.1.3 The latest version of Wirecast added […]
Kimafun Wireless 2.4 GHz Microphone and Lavalier Microphone System
As we switch to a more online meeting world, people are looking for easy cameras and microphones that won’t get in the way of these new video conversations. With a Wireless microphone, people have the ability to move around without being tethered down. Kimafun Wireless Headset/Lav Combo Kimafun is a 2.4 GHz wireless series of […]
Panamation Telestrator with NDI for Streaming Video
Each week, I do a Facebook podcast for my group “Wirecast Pros” – a show about using a popular software switcher: Telestream Wirecast. This week, I talk about some software you can use to draw on the screen, called Panamation. It does more than just drawing, it can be a full graphics suite for video. […]
Quantum 2020 Roadmap with StorNext 6.4, NVMe Offerings, F Series Storage
I sit down and talk with Eric Bassier of Quantum to talk about their new solutions, including updates to StorNext, and NVME storage solutions. and ActiveScale object store system for indexing and archiving footage. This is part of the Virtual Conference Coverage 2020 Me Why don’t you tell everybody A little bit about you? And of […]
- 5 tech things
- AppWild
- Auto-Tech
- bitstrip
- Blog
- Build Day Live
- CES
- cinegear
- conference
- COOL!
- Dell EMC World
- Enterprise-Tech
- event
- Games
- Geek Culture
- Geek Tech Talk LIVE
- Geekazine LIVE
- guests
- Hardwarecon
- How-to
- infocomm
- Install
- Interview
- LEGO
- Live Show
- Made in Korea
- Morning Geeks
- Music Tech
- NAB
- NAMM
- News
- Podcast
- review
- RNRMoongoose
- Special Media Feed
- Startups
- SXSW
- TCDisrupt
- Tech Field Day
- Techpodcasts
- The Focus
- the Geekazine Quickcast
- The OTT
- The Roundup
- Unbox
- vBrownBag Build Day
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- Video Tech
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Set Up Raspberry Pi As a Zoom Machine
Last week, someone talked about how they are taxing their computer with work, plus a constant Zoom call. They wanted to set up another machine for this, but didn’t have a lot of money. That is why I started looking for alternate options. Of course, the Raspberry Pi was the first thing I thought of. […]
EditShare Introduces EFSv, AirFlow (with Zoom Functions) for Remote Editing, Collaboration
Stephen Tallamy, CTO of EditShare, joined the Virtual Conference Coverage 2020 to talk about their new Cloud service called “EFSv”. This allows for remote editing from around the world. Using Terradici, your videos are easily accessible to sort, edit, and share. Simply upload the files to the server, and your ready to get going. If […]
Thinkware x700 Gives Your Car with Rear View Camera, GPS
Keeping your vehicle safe, especially in these times, is important. That is why Thinkware has created the x700 dual dash camera. This is a 2 camera system that lets you record what happens in front of your car, and in back. The x700 is a 2.7 inch touchscreen camera that gives you driver assistance, and […]
Munchpak: Taste Delicious Snacks from Countries Around the World
One of the coolest things about travel is the ability to taste the cuisine. From restaurants, to how the fast food looks and tastes different from around the world, to even the snacks you can get from the local bodega (because travel always involves late night snack runs). But if you don’t travel like me, […]
Canon Turns Your EOS Camera into a Webcam with this Beta Utility
Canon last week announced a Beta Utility for EOS cameras so you can use it as a webcam. I take a look at how it installs, and how you can use it for your Zoom, Skype, Hangout, or just as another camera for a multi-camera event. NOTE: Version of Beta software at the time of […]
Creating my First Adobe Character Animator Puppet from Scratch
I’ve been playing with Character Animator on and off for the last couple years. It’s a fun program, but it also takes a little bit of commitment if you want to use it for any video. Nonetheless, one of my goals during this quarantine period is to build up skills like that. So it’s time […]
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October 12, 2018 @ 6:22 am
I’m not a photographer but I don’t see why this should be limited to
camera equipment. Surely there must be many other uses for something
like this? I have a lot of delicate computer hardware and I’m sure that some of it might benefit from being stored in a cabinet like this. What are other people’s thoughts?