If you have an existing HD videoconferencing room or a Telepresence System, you very likely have the ability to use it as a production facility and connect to places like CNN, CBS and ESPN to participate in interviews or deliver your message. Getting your company’s spokespersons and brand ambassadors on the right television programs at the right […]
We recently received a demo AJA lo XT video capture device and tested it with one of the new MPS iMacs that has Thunderbolt connectivity. This was our first experience using a Thunderbolt supported device. After installing the needed AJA drivers and capture application we were up and running. The […]
I know there were some emails that bounced around on the DDMC mailing list some time ago about folks having issues getting Apple’s Airplay Mirroring to work on Duke’s network. I recently reached out to OIT Networking to see if and how this could work. They had already received some requests for it and started […]
YouTube just announced a new tool for face-blurring, now part of the Enhancements option in the Video Manager. YouTube is the first online video platform to support this feature. Unfortunately, at least for starters, it’s either an all-or-none proposition, automatically blurring all faces detected. YouTube hints, however, that there may be an option available down […]
It should read, YouTube for K-12 Schools. This is a new service being brought out by YouTube to help solve the issue of their service being blocked by many K-12 school districts. http://youtube.com/education (they can’t use a .edu domain because they are not a school) offers screened content and no comments or related videos to […]
Here’s an interesting product offering from Black Magic Design: http://tinyurl.com/3lz9wlf Looks like it would speed up the process of going from shooting to editing. Anyone had any experience with one?
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