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Rex Olson speaks with Corey Behnke about NDI products from Production Bot including: Production Bot® Switch 4 allows for up to 4 3G-SDI inputs (or 1 Quad-Link 4K input) while the Production Bot® Switch 8 allows for up to 8 3G-SDI inputs (or 2 Quad-Link 4k inputs).

Powered by vMix live streaming software, Production Bot® allows for ultimate versatility for ALL production workflows including as a full production switcher or as playback, NDI, graphics or ingest system as part of your overall workflow.
https://productionbot.net/

This is part of the "NDI Central Live" webcast series recorded live at NAB 2018 discussing NDI technology developments and new product information with NewTek staff, NDI developers and users of NDI Technology.

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Rex Olson speaks with Scott Carroll about NewTek products and the growth of NDI.

This is part of the "NDI Central Live" webcast series recorded live at NAB 2018 discussing NDI technology developments and new product information with NewTek staff, NDI developers and users of NDI Technology.

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EMC TV and EMC Educational Services are the respective television arms of the Marketing and Training departments at EMC Corporation. To be successful, they must communicate consistently and effectively with tens of thousands of customers, partners and employees in remote locations around the world. For EMC, streaming live and recorded multi-camera video content over the Internet has proven to be by far the most powerful, efficient and cost-effective medium to inform, engage and motivate key audiences. To keep audiences tuned in, the challenge for EMC TV and Educational Services is to produce consistently high quality, network TV-style content without a typical TV studio crew or budget––in a short amount of time.


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Richard Evans shows how to recall PTZ shots using PTZ Preset stores using the TC1.

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Harvard has more Division I sports teams than any other school in the country.

For each of those teams—except the ten that are not suited to live streaming, because of logistical challenges or site issues—the department is responsible for producing and broadcasting all home games.

That means his department covers 32 teams throughout the academic year.

With an athletic season that begins in late August and ends in early May, this tallies up to an annual average of 275 games to produce. Often, several at the same time.

Case in point: a recent winter weekend with enough sports programming to rival the PyeongChang Olympic games.

“On Friday, we had men’s and women’s track and field, men’s swimming and diving, women’s basketball, and women’s hockey,” says Halevi. “And Saturday, we had women’s tennis, women’s squash, men’s squash, men’s tennis, men’s swimming and diving, women’s swimming and diving, wrestling, women’s hockey, and women’s basketball.”

And this is where the math breaks down. Because there’s only one full-time professional on staff to produce these games—Halevi himself.

Like many college sports video programs, he enlists a rotating crew of interns, recent graduates, and part-time student assistants. To ensure the highest-quality coverage, even with a lot of beginners and frequent turnover, Halevi has developed a two-pronged approach:

First, production equipment that new crewmembers can quickly learn to operate.

And second, workflows implemented so instinctively that neither beginners nor experts have to think about the technology behind them.

For both, he turned to NewTek.


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