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Its interesting to see Panopto distinguish itself from Mediasite (Sonic Foundry) here, since Mediasite has long been regarded as the top player in the lecture capture space that gave rise initially to both of these tools.

Gartner, one of the most respected American research firms that provides market analysis in the IT space, has just selected Panopto as a “Leader” in the Enterprise Video Content Management Space, the highest of four categories in its Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Video Content Management.

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If your source if 4k but you need to scale down to 1080p or 720p, you could do that with the device’s native scaling capabilitiesĮpiphan blog post detailing the new features and possible workflows: Ĭongratulations are in order for Panopto, the classroom and mobile recording system that has been the flagship for DukeCapture since 2010.

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Get 1080p or 720p segments of your 4k stream to make it look like you have a multi-camera setup.

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One interesting note is that Epiphan says a future firmware update will introduce UVC and UAC support for the USB inputs on the device to allow additional video inputs from webcams and other USB video sources.

USB 3.0 ports on the front and back for offloading content.

Rugged metal chassis and comes with heavy duty hardshell road case.

New hardware RS-232 inputs for integration with classroom control systems.

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Control via front touchscreen, mobile interface, web UI or full API for integration into control systems.

6 video inputs–two 4k HDMI, two standard HD HDMI, two 12-G SDI (note–no VGA/ analogue video inputs).

Integrated scaling and cropping on the box.

Full 4k capability for capturing, encoding, output and streaming, supported by new, beefier Intel processor.

That’s a powerful toolkit for anyone looking to do mobile video capture and streaming. With the Pearl 2, you have six HD video inputs that you can composite or crop into any number of configurable layouts, and you can output the results into 6 separate HD streams. We’ve raved about the Pearl in past posts, and it appears there is a lot to be excited about in its successor. In the move from the Pearl to the Pearl 2, Epiphan cranked up the power of its core processor so that in could introduce a number of new features all built around support for full 4k. To start with, we wanted to highlight a significant update to the Epiphan Pearl. We’ll be looking at a number of new capture and streaming appliances here in the coming months, as there has been a lot of interesting activity in this product space. The system has the ability to add two mic inputs, good video quality and a surprisingly high quality speaker that could be used in combination with a monitor or TV.įinally, Vaddio provided a deep dive on the streaming capabilities of many of these devices and how they can be configured to meet a wide range of needs. Vaddio also showcased their ConferenceSHOT AV, a comprehensive camera, speaker, and microphone huddle-room AV package. Also, the technician could add “scenes” to the AV system to provide unique tracking capabilities, or to interface directly with the room.

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For example, with a bit of code added to your classroom AV system, the tracking could easily be disabled by default, requiring the guest to turn the tracking on for their sessions. Beyond the standard system the RoboTRAK also allows classroom AV integration to further expand the in-room user-serviceable configuration. Setup seemed straightforward, and the Vaddio team was able to have a functioning demo unit configured in under thirty minutes. The base tracking configuration seemed smooth and consistent.

When worn, the camera pans and tilts to follow the subject based on a wide range of technician configurable variables.

The system, used in combination with many existing Vaddio cameras, functions by tracking a lanyard worn by the subject. Earlier this month, Vaddio (now a division of Milestone AV Technologies as of April 2016) visited the TEC to provide an in-depth technical overview of their new RoboTRAK camera tracking system.