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Product link: http://www.telestream.net/wire-cast/overview.htm | Product link: http://www.telestream.net/wire-cast/overview.htm | ||
| − | Wirecast is an affordable program with great potential. It works well to put on a basic webcast with 1 or 2 standard definition cameras, PowerPoint from a presentation computer, lower thirds graphics and a web quality archive of the event. | + | Wirecast is an affordable program with great potential. It works well to put on a basic webcast with 1 or 2 standard definition cameras, PowerPoint from a presentation computer, lower thirds graphics and a web quality archive of the event. It even includes streaming presets for a number of free (advertising supported) providers which makes getting started pretty easy.<br> |
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However, I have bumped into a few limitations which have not been resolved as of late 2009 so I am looking at other options. Issues include: | However, I have bumped into a few limitations which have not been resolved as of late 2009 so I am looking at other options. Issues include: | ||
Revision as of 22:49, 24 November 2009
Product link: http://www.telestream.net/wire-cast/overview.htm
Wirecast is an affordable program with great potential. It works well to put on a basic webcast with 1 or 2 standard definition cameras, PowerPoint from a presentation computer, lower thirds graphics and a web quality archive of the event. It even includes streaming presets for a number of free (advertising supported) providers which makes getting started pretty easy.
However, I have bumped into a few limitations which have not been resolved as of late 2009 so I am looking at other options. Issues include:
