Creates live streams over YouTube, Twitter, Periscope or Twitch. Streams games, or if you attend a live concert, start streaming the show to your friends and colleagues. Also good in the education sector, for you can stream lessons and experiments to your students.
Wirecast is an efficient tool designed to enable professional-looking live-streaming events. This application supports several sources for capturing events, including many types of computer cameras, the Blackmagic and Osprey & Matrox multi-capture cards, as well as the computer desktop.
Wirecast not only allows you to broadcast live events, but also gives you the possibility to personalize your video streams. Thus, you may add external audio input, video clips, movies, and even text to the contents that you want to stream. In addition to this, the program includes a picture-in-picture option, enabling you to view multiple windows at the same time. Moreover, Wirecast grants you the possibility to add either shots that contain a live source from the Internet, or some that contain media files from your local system.
As far as the design is concerned, this tool includes five different master layouts. To access and personalize them one has to go to the “Layout” menu and select the “Go to layer” option. If you need to quickly set up the layer for a certain live event, you are also able to use the hotkeys, also listed under the above-mentioned option.
To conclude with, Wirecast is an efficient tool that comes with a well organized user interface. By using this program anyone is able to broadcast any kind of live or recorded streams from sports events, personal videos, or even meeting conferences and lectures.
v4.1.408 [Jul 28, 2011]
Fixes and Enhancements
New! Added a USB Devices dialog to enable users to monitor UBS device errors and USB bus traffic to diagnose connection issues. (Mac OS X & Windows)
New! Added the ability to display actual resolutions as options when configuring System Devices rather than simple high, medium and low. As a result, this offers more resolution choices for devices, including many USB devices. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Desktop Presenter now recognizes secondary monitors properly. (Windows)
Fixed multiple USB connection issues. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Fixed cropping issues with Vixia HDV cam (Mac OS X & Windows)
Microsoft Lifecam Cinema now displays with 16:9 aspect ratio (instead of 4:3.) (Mac OS X)
Addressed various issues with the Logitech C910. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Allows user to override "Open Last Document" feature in Lion (Mac OS X)
QuickCam Vision Pro at 1280x720 now displays with 16:9 aspect ratio (instead of 4:3.) (Mac OS X &
Windows)
Fixed intermittent issues with Master Audio Level slider not holding volume level. (Mac OS X)
Fixed issue with mouse cursor not being captured by Desktop Presenter in Windows 7. (Windows)
Fixed crash when recording/broadcasting H.264 for longer than 8 hours. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Fixed auto filename issue that occurred when using Scandinavian characters. (Mac OS X &
Windows)
Facetime HD cameras now capture at 16:9. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Fixed issue that caused ProRes .MOV files to be distorted. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Fixed issue that caused pulsating audio when using Cisco WVC80N IP Camera. (Mac OS X &
Windows)
Fixed issue that caused lack of audio when working with Sony SNC-RZ50. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Fixed issue that caused ProRes .MOV files to be distorted. (Mac OS X & Windows)
Fixed issue that prohibited simultaneous use of identical USB cameras. (Mac OS X)
Improved video quality/performance with Logitech cameras at higher resolutions. (Mac OS X &
Windows)
Fixed CPU usage display issue on Windows 7 64-bit. (Windows)
Fixed issue that caused jagged edges in PAL sources. (Mac OS X & Windows)
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