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How to Up Your Live Sports Streaming Game with PTZ and NDI®
December 12, 2017 by Paul Schmutzler, Streaming Media
When you are pinched for crew or just want to to add viewing angles, remote-control cameras can provide an amazing cost-effective solution. Imagine if those cameras can also use your available network infrastructure for video, audio and control and bypass dedicated cabling, they'll save more and simplify deployment.
Freelancer Paul Schmutzler has produced a tutorial for Streaming Media that shows how to put together PTZOptics PTZ cameras and controllers and NewTek TriCaster® TC1 in a sports production workflow that can let one or two technical directors (TDs) control everything from a couple of supplemental cameras to the entire camera complement if needed. He covers connection with 3G-SDI, but also notes that cameras that support NewTek's royalty-free NDI® bidirectional technology for media, metadata and communications over IP can be put into action with just an Ethernet cable attached. Video, audio, control, power, and tally support are all available.
TriCaster TC1 supports 16 external inputs of up to 4K UHD 60p resolution without sacrificing functionality. TriCaster TC1 provides:
- live switching
- instant and variable speed replay capabilities
- 4 Mix/Effects buses
- dual channel live streaming
- 8 channel recording
- data-driven graphics
- plateaux virtuels
- social media publishing
- NewTek’s NDI® technology for IP-based workflows
- multiple studio-grade Skype TX channels for adding remote video guests to live shows
See the original VideoGuys-sponsored tutorial with supplemental text and images at Streaming Media: Tutorial: How to Up Your Live Sports Streaming Game with PTZ and NDI®
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