The new Web Browser source supports transparent HTML5/CSS/JavaScript pages that can display overlay broadcast graphics.
Combined with another cool mimoLive feature you can set up a camera that can be controlled by your viewers via Twitter or Facebook which is a great way to engage your audience. Users can also set and recall preset positions, which allows them to create multiple virtual camera angles and switch easily between them. The pan, tilt and zoom of those cameras can now be controlled directly from the mimoLive Multiviews via NDI®.
In addition to the NewTek NDI|HX camera, a growing number of PTZ camera suppliers, including PTZOptics and Panasonic, now offer NDI® enabled cameras. "This reinforces our commitment to creating the most versatile live stream production application." After NDI®, we're enabling users to utilize HTML5/CSS/JavaScript based broadcast graphics like the singular.live platform or the various overlay services for gamers," says Oliver Breidenbach, CEO of Boinx Software.
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"The trend for software technologies in broadcasting continues. InfoComm attendees can get their hands on mimoLive 4.1 at the PTZOptics booth (N664). The new version allows users to control PTZ Cameras via NewTek's NDI® protocol and adds a Web Browser source that enables utilizing HTML5/CSS/JavaScript based broadcast graphics. Version 4.1 of the Apple Design Award winning live video production application mimoLive - The Multi-In, Multi-Out Live Video Engine for the Mac is now available.
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