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Sunday, March 27, 2016

Switcher Studio turns your iPad proper live video editing studio

While improvements in camera-phone technology have resulted in our mobile devices gradually replacing clunky single-purpose digital cameras, most heavy editing and production still needs to be done on desktops. This is also true for live video, which frequently requires a full combining board and production facilities.

Enter Switcher Studio, a mobile production suite that enables you to use an iDevice with regard to live video mixing as well as production.

In its simplest form, Switcher Studio enables you to record HD video in the built-in camera on your own iDevice, which can possibly be recorded and modified, or streamed live straight to sites like YouTube, Ustream, as well as Twitch.

But, the magic happens whenever you enter Director Mode. This really is when you disable video recording in your main mixing device (probably a good iPad), and wirelessly connect as much as 4 other iOS products, all which can supply as video sources.

These additional cameras may then all feed live video to the main device, essentially turning your iPad right into a multi-camera live production facilities. You can even add a laptop among the video sources, in case for you to do things like add web browsing or perhaps a Powerpoint presentation into your own production.

The studio also includes a lot of editing features designed to create your video look enjoy it came out of a real studio. These include changes, picture-in-picture, and TV-style images and overlays. These edits can either be achieved in real-time, or in post manufacturing after your recording is performed.

The company, which continues to be self-funded, charges $25 monthly to use its system. This includes access towards the iOS and desktop applications, as well as it's cloud platform (which allows users live stream in order to services like YouTube).

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