Monday, April 7, 2014

Livestream offers New Broadcasting Products including Google Glass

Livestream announced many new products today for the NAB 2014 in Las Vegas. 
Among the biggest surprises is the ability to stream video with Google Glass! 


http://new.livestream.com/producer/glass

Also announced are two new Control Surfaces, the Track Module and the Core Module, each retailing for $5,999.  The Track Module is used for audio mixing and the Core Module, shown below, gives you hardware control of your Studio Software.
They are housed in an aluminum enclosure, connect to any Livestream Studio with USB, include motorized faders by Penny+Giles, backlit buttons and color screens that look OLED, but the complete specifications are not available yet.




The Studio HD519 is a new all-in-one portable switcher that features a touch screen and supports 5 HDSDI inputs, 1 SDI/HDMI output, 2 remote cameras and 20 hours of internal recording time.  All this for $9,999.





Livestream also announced the Studio HD1710 which features an astounding 17 HDSDI inputs, 1 HDMI/SDI output, 2 remote camera tracks and 60 Hours of internal recording time.  All this for $29,999.




There is now a free version of Livestream Studio:

"To further Livestream’s mission to democratize live video,  every Livestream Platform producer can now download and use the Free version of Livestream Studio to upgrade their live event productions with multi-camera and graphics". For more information, visit http://new.livestream.com/studio.

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