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Switcher Studio Adding Cloud Asset Manager, Facebook Comments
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At NAB, I talked with the folks at Switcher Studio – a switching software device that loads up on your iPad, and iPhones, to create a multi-camera environment. I talk with Mark about this program, and all the updates for 2019.
New Features at Switcher Studio
They talked about video chat, a feature they started in January. With their team solution, they can put up to 4 remote cameras at one time.
With the next release, you will be able to grab items that other people could have made off-site. You simply choose the plus sign, go to cloud, and grab the content that was created.
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Funding and Cash Flow: Perennial Needs for Every Business
Hardware is hard – in part because entrepreneurs significantly underestimate the costs of bringing a new physical product to market. There are hidden costs like enclosures and packaging that need to be designed and manufactured, software developed, and certifications can often be required. Once successful, funding needs only continue as cash flow concerns can impede […]
Kiloview NDI Solutions for Video
Podcast: Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS While at NAB, I learned about the company Kiloview, and their NDI encoder solutions for video. Their N and E solutions allow for HDMI or SDI signals into an NDI receiving device. The E series is wired, while the N series is portable wireless. Each device […]
The Importance of Design, Integration and Usability in Next Gen Connected Devices
Businesses often perceive value in terms of the features developed at the engineering level but smart and innovative companies understand that the role product design plays in development is as, and often more, important for long-term sales and customer acquisition success. Now that connected devices have been on the market for some time – design […]
MultiCAM Systems Automates the Process
Podcast: Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS Everyone wants live video, but the problem is they’re in confined spaces, and don’t have the ability for production crews to come in every time to shoot, record, and stream out. That is where MultiCAM Systems comes in. They can bring a live camera solution into […]
How to Beat the Odds and “Make It.”
We all know that unicorns don’t exist even as we call them out at top funding rounds and record-breaking acquisitions. But we also know that 9 out of 10 startups fail and those that make it deserve our attention, admiration – and the sincerest form of flattery – imitation. This panel of founders and funders […]
What’s Fake and What’s Real on Wish.com
Podcast: Embed Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS For the last few months, I’ve been keeping tabs on Wish.com– a website that sells items at apparently wholesale prices. Many have found knockoff products on this site, and I am no different. In this video, I go through the items I bought, what turned out […]
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Switcher Studio Adding Cloud Asset Manager, Facebook Comments
Podcast: Embed
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS
At NAB, I talked with the folks at Switcher Studio – a switching software device that loads up on your iPad, and iPhones, to create a multi-camera environment. I talk with Mark about this program, and all the updates for 2019.
New Features at Switcher Studio
They talked about video chat, a feature they started in January. With their team solution, they can put up to 4 remote cameras at one time.
With the next release, you will be able to grab items that other people could have made off-site. You simply choose the plus sign, go to cloud, and grab the content that was created.
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What is Geekazine?
In 2007, I started Geekazine as a weekly podcast. Since then, the page has grown to so much more. From attending events such as CES, SXSW, NAB, and more, to doing in-house reviews, interviews, and product first-looks.
Fast forward ten years – Geekazine has massed over 1,500 videos and numerous audio content. With the addition of Geekazine LIVE in 2018, the next 10 years will be a blast, finding out where technology and Geek culture will go.
