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Magewell also manufactures USB Capture devices for use on any type of computer in order to connect to and capture from live camera feeds at user-selectable resolutions.ĭesktop Channel Manager at Telestream Ken Bell said, 'Magewell is one of the few vendors producing a high-density, multi-port HDMI solution, which attracts customers previously priced out of multiple-camera live production work.' The quad-channel cards support Wirecast's ability to switch between multiple live cameras while dynamically mixing in other media and production elements such as transitions and titles.

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The company’s video and audio capture cards are already compatible with Wirecast 7, and are sold with a range of different input interfaces, including the Pro Capture PCIe cards and quad-channel HDMI and SDI cards. Wirecast 7 was just shown for the first time at InfoComm 16 in Las Vegas on the Magewell stand, 8 -10 June. Wirecast 7 will be available at the end of June 2016. A solid colour background source is available to use as a background or in lower thirds. Graphical Output Statistics display the health of the system, and the output stream’s framerate, bitrate and other indicators.įurther control for individual broadcasts comes through colour correction tools to fine-tune control over the brightness, contrast, gamma, hue and saturation of sources, and video delay adjustment for syncing.

In terms of performance, Wirecast 7 performs GPU-accelerated hardware encoding to limit CPU usage, and CPU utilization itself has been improved for smoother, faster streams. Users who need to share Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote or Skype windows within a stream have a new Screen Capture function to add windows or applications to the broadcast area as a source.

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A new audio mixer controls every source from one central location, and an improved ‘mix minus’ tool selectively mutes any source, such as the user’s own voice, while continuing to monitor the full stream audio output.Ī Global Hotkey Management system speeds up repetitive tasks by allowing users to create their own hotkeys. This means a different user can prepare text that will be automatically picked up in the broadcast. New options for how text can be displayed on screen include entering text live, via a file or from an RSS feed. For example, in-shot source toggles turn video and audio layers on and off within each shot for dynamic editing of complex composites. Users have control over every aspect of a broadcast through the panel. The new version 7 user interface has a new Shot Editor panel that gives more flexible access to shot editing tools for changes on-the-fly. Production facilities include multi-camera switching, graphics, titles and live encoding.įor producers who want to re-edit live shows to produce highlight reels or replays later on, the new ISO recording function in Wirecast Pro 7 can save the original source camera media as captured, allowing content to be re-purposed without any of the overlay graphics applied during the original broadcast. Wirecast is used to create and stream high-quality live broadcasts from user’s computers to such destinations such as Facebook Live and YouTube, or custom streaming servers. Wirecast 7 adds GPU-accelerated encoding, an updated user interface, ISO recording and screen capture functionality.

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Telestream Wirecast 7 & ScreenFlow 6 Update Video Streaming & Editing