live feed from the RED ONE to the web

[Vladimir Eugene]

What solutions are you guys using? As in a live podcast.

 

[Mark L. Pederson]

What solutions are you guys using? As in a live podcast.

WireCast is the deal.

http://www.telestream.net/wire-cast/overview.htm

 

[Mark Phelan]

Mark, you are a fount of knowledge!

 

[Mark L. Pederson]

Mark, you are a fount of knowledge!

Thanks I think ... what's a "fount"?

 

[Mark Phelan]

fount: "a source of a desirable quality or commodity"

You can also use "font", as in "come thou font of every blessing"

 

[Mark L. Pederson]

fount: "a source of a desirable quality or commodity"

Nice! Learn something new everyday!

 

[Zac C]

Mark, you are an "ain" of knowledge... to finish the term I know of as... off

 

[Vladimir Eugene]

Thanks Mark,

 

[James Press]

We use the HD SDI from the Red to an AJA IoHD. Make sure you set the feed to 'Clean' in the camera, so you avoid the timecode and frame guides.

 

[Alexander Ibrahim]

Almost everyone I know is using WireCast, as Mark said, its the deal.

Mostly I just want to throw out some options.

There is a product called UStream... but its sort of limited. You have to use their streaming service.

NewTek has a few cool hardware tools for this. That's an understatement really.

TriCaster and Video Toaster both can take your SDI stream and turn it into web video.

The Toaster is limited to SD I think, but the Tricaster can handle HD, if you buy the right model.

You can replace a big chunk of the gear in a live truck with a Tricaster. Tricaster may be overkill for your application... but it kicks a$$.

 

[Detlev Eller]

WireCast is the deal.

http://www.telestream.net/wire-cast/overview.htm

and BOINX may be an alternative option ....
i like it.

http://boinx.com/boinxtv/overview/