Latin America. NewTek introduced the TriCaster Mini, a portable multimedia studio that allows anyone who does not speak or understand the technical language of video production or broadcasting to transform a common presentation into captivating multimedia content with TV network style, in a short time.
Marketers, corporate employees, small business managers, community managers, educators, trainers, nonprofit service volunteers, churches, and entertainers interested in delivering their messages as seasoned television professionals can now use TriCaster Mini to put together visually sophisticated presentations across multiple media and broadcast them live, post them on social media, upload them to a website from an office, an event, or any location with an internet connection.
"With TriCaster Mini, we have developed a product that offers anyone who wants to use video to communicate with others, the possibility of creating content that looks like professionally produced television, achieving this in minutes, when it would normally have taken hours or days. Our goal is to banish the myth that producing captivating multimedia content is too technologically difficult or expensive and we have achieved this with TriCaster Mini," said Andrew Cross, President and CTO of NewTek.
Anyone familiar with computer software who has access to one or more cameras can use TriCaster Mini to capture and mix multiple angles of live video cameras with graphics, video clips, audio, titles, and special effects. The setup is fast, straightforward and not at all complicated and in a matter of minutes, users can create a multimedia program that looks professional without any other broadcast studio equipment or a professional work team. An integrated and configurable video display on one side of the system also serves as a monitor to display a variety of content selected by the user.
Among its tools are:
Combine different visual resources.
Overlay logos, presentations, charts, titles, media files, animations.
Import your brand's own elements and make them appear in transitions and animations.
Incorporate a slide show, web pages from another computer.
Replace solid backgrounds with a simulated environment.
Broadcast programs on the Internet in a live video broadcast.
Post clips on YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter or on your website.
Have guest speakers communicate from their webcams.
Record the show so people can watch it on demand.
Record all the footage from the cameras simultaneously to be able to edit the program.
Perform keyboard shortcuts for sophisticated one-touch sequences.
