Due to the Coronavirus outbreak, nearly every church in America had been faced with the challenge of reaching their congregations while maintaining a safe distance. But how do you preach to a group of people when having your congregants in front of you is both unsafe and in in some … Read the rest of this now >>
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Cal-Fire Uses Live Video Streaming to Communicate to Multiple Agencies During Wildfires
Recent wildfires ravishing California has put pressure on multiple agencies to coordinate efforts to battle the blazes. Cal-Fire tasked with taking the lead and managing these wildfires decided to use live streaming to aid in the way they communicate across various state agencies, and other base locations with complicated data … Read the rest of this now >>
Introducing the KMU-100, Datavideo’s New 4K Video Extractor at NAMM 2017
2017 saw another iteration of the ever-exciting NAMM Show. Luckily, I was able to attend once again, and this time I was given an invite from Datavideo, a very special company with a very special product that they like to call “KMU-100.” It’s a gem from the video world that … Read the rest of this now >>
How to buy an instant replay system on a budget
Instant replay is an essential part of quality sports programming. New lower budget options are now available to help smaller venues and schools do instant replay. This is giving these smaller production added entertainment value while also providing officials the ability to review plays.
Cameras, lenses, and video mixers have … Read the rest of this now >>
PTZ Camera Review: Panasonic AW-HE40SK vs Datavideo PTC-150T
The newest trend in technology for PTZ cameras is ‘PoE’ or power over ethernet. This technology allows for power to be carried over a Cat5e or Cat 6 cable. Today, ethernet cables can carry a substantial amount of data and power, and camera companies are working hard to take advantage … Read the rest of this now >>
Why are there no 1080p TV Channels?
The difference between 720p, 1080i, and 1080p has been debated for years. 1080p is superior in quality, however whether or not that quality can be delivered is a whole other matter. In this world full of ads and sales for technology in 1080p HD, 2K, and 4K , the vast … Read the rest of this now >>
Which HDMI cable to use for your HD or 4K video production
By Miguel Galindo
What HDMI cable do you need to play 4K vs HD? What HDMI cables can do 3D? What is HDMI 2.0? What is HDMI 1.4? This blog will answer these questions and give you valuable information on purchasing the right HDMI cable for your live video productions … Read the rest of this now >>
How to Use Your 4K Camera in an HD World
2K distribution and 1080p HD broadcast are going to receive new attention at NAB. That’s right, ‘2K’ is not a typo, that is what I meant. Broadcast and distribution in 1080p is being adopted slowly, but not nearly as slowly as 4K.
You may be one of thousands of … Read the rest of this now >>
Operating Robotic Cameras VS Traditional Cameras
Are PTZ cameras difficult to use compared to traditional cameras?
Datavideo interviewed Eviana Vergara, a remote camera operator who recently did some excellent camera work at the 2016 NAMM Show. There, she operated four Datavideo PTC-150 HD PTZ Cameras using the Datavideo RMC-180 Camera Controller.
Datavideo: A complete live video solution for Regal Con 2015
Two concerts. Four Q&A’s. Four parties. Seven panels. Eleven guests. Hundreds of attendees. 2 weeks ago, this was Regal Con 2015.
Regal Con 2015 was a convention geared towards ABC’s hit television series “Once Upon A Time.” This event, small compared to Comic Con and Wonder Con, presented a unique … Read the rest of this now >>