Live Video Production Software for Windows

[Mark Suszko]

There is something like that for Windows, ermember seeing it once, but I can’t find it right now. The thing is, even when you find it, you’ll find often that your hardware is too limited to get good results.

This is why Newtek Video Toaster or Tricaster or Sony’s Anycast are so popular: an optimized package of software and purpose-built hardware that’s turn-key.

[Kurt Schuette]

That’s true. You would have at least two firewire video streams coming in and one going out. When you add in transitions or any graphics, all in real time, you are going to need some power.

[Richard Cardonna]

There is this app that looks pretty good an complete for non broadcast work. Its called avtake cutfour you can go to avtake.com.

I have tried to find any user but have not found any that would answer me. The app as far as I know is relatively new first version came out last may. the newest just came out and offers color correction,pip and slomo. reading the specs makes me want it cause it offers alpha channel for titles and input of avi while taping. it looks almost like broadcastpix.

making numbers i figure i could make a system with four cameras (song hvx 10000 with a computer an all for much less than anything in the market.

but alas it all sound to good.

R Cardonna

[Kurt Schuette]

Thanks for the link. It looks interesting. I might try out the demo.

[Mikeversteeg]

Did you look at VidBlaster?

[Kurt Schuette]

The Studio version looks promising. I’ll have to keep an eye on that version when it becomes available.

Thanks,
Kurt

[Mikeversteeg]

The first beta already is, see the Download forum.