'The Biggest Book Show On Earth' webcast - StreamUK
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Channel: NewTek · 2014 · People & Blogs
World Book Day Stream UK case study -- reach new audiences with TriCaster World Book Day's 'The Biggest Book Show On Earth' webcast was hosted at the Queen Elizabeth Hall on the South Bank in London, with leading children's authors and illustrators talking to an audience of children in situ, while also streaming live to thousands of children across the world. StreamUK, a specialist streaming and webcasting company, provided the streaming technology with a set-up which included three Sony PMW-500 broadcast cameras, plus a Visualiser overhead camera set up above an illustrator's table to capture live drawings being done as an author told a story. These feeds and a separate audio feed were vision mixed on Newtek TriCaster XD850 live production system where it was vision mixed, and then sent to their on-site encoders where it was prepared and delivered to the web. Find out more at http://uk.newtek.com/solutions/customer-stories/look-who-s-using-tricaster-streamuk.html Visit NewTek at: https://www.newtek.com Download Free NDI® Tools: https://www.newtek.com/ndi/tools/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/NewTekInc?sub_confirmation=1 Follow NewTek on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/newtekinc/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NewTekInc Find out more about NDI® Technology: https://www.newtek.com/ndi/ NDI® news and information: http://ndicentral.com/ Follow NDI® on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NDICentral/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/NDICentral
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