#Wirecast blackmagic software
#Wirecast blackmagic tv

#Wirecast blackmagic software

With Wirecast 4, the concept of streaming your corporate event or presentation isn’t a complicated venture anymore, but a simple solution that can be done with one piece of software and a streaming service. Wirecast 4 can encode the file in Windows Media, Flash or Quicktime and stream it to multiple destinations and bitrates. If your location isn’t up to par, you can add your own background using a green screen and Wirecast’s real-time Chroma key feature. You can also mix in built-in titles, lower thirds, or add a transition to spice up the stream of that presentation. This means you can mix that PowerPoint of a key note speaker with up to 7 video sources total without the need for a switcher. With Wirecast 4, not only can you take feeds from multiple cameras and mix them with the program, you can take feed from another computer.

#Wirecast blackmagic tv

On the broadcast end of your live stream, Wirecast 4 can work with a streaming server as well as the major streaming services like Ustream, Livestream, Justin TV, and Twitch TV just to name a few.Īlmost everybody has watched a live stream of a major sports event or a concert, but many clients want to broadcast their presentation or meeting while keeping their budget at a minimum. With this compatibility, Wirecast 4 will work with most broadcast and consumer high definition cameras. With the Wirecast 4 you can capture and encode either using your internal inputs of your computer, or Wirecast 4 is compatible with capture cards from Blackmagic, Matrox, and Viewcast as well other capture devices, like the Teredek Cube and LiveU Backpack. Their newest version, the Wirecast 4, offers both a simple solution for the basic streaming need as well as an arsenal of options for more complicated webcasting situation.

Telestream has offered their streaming program, Wirecast, for several years now. Where clients used to ask for just video they are now asking for web broadcasts of their corporate events. In the last couple years live streaming has become an integral part of the video production landscape. Posted by Brad Spinsby on September 18, 2013 < Back to all posts Telestream Wirecast 4: From a Dream to a Stream