Boinx Software has announced BoinxTV 1.0, a live?production software for video podcasters that turns any recent Mac into a TV studio. BoinxTV is an audiovisual mixing application for recording video podcasts, sports events, concerts, interviews, sermons, lectures, seminars and more using just your Mac and up to three cameras. Its interface allows a single person to operate BoinxTV during the recording session, says Boinx CEO Oliver Breidenbach. After the starting of BoinxTV, the user can choose from the many predefined templates, or one he previously created, making it easy to produce, for example, a news show. In education, BoinxTV opens new horizons for school TV whether students are recording a sport event or setting up an interview with two cameras, Breidenbach says. In enterprise, BoinxTV can be used by sales managers who want to address their staff in a weekly podcast, he adds. And because it runs on a MacBook Pro it can be used in the field as well as in a studio.
The BoinxTV Home live-video production software makes you the star of your own YouTube videos, according to Boinx Software, the winner of an Apple Design Award for 'Mac OS X Leopard Developer.
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BoinxTV uses various inputs like video cameras, microphones, and pre?recorded material like movies and sound clips. Those inputs can be used in any number of “layers” that can be stacked on top of each other, toggled on and off and dynamically controlled. Multiple layers — for example a ticker tape, a station logo, lower thirds and others — can be placed on top of a video source. Live recording Interactive controls allow one to change aspects of every layer — for example a movie, a title, the caption of a lower third — on the fly while the show is being recorded.
The movie can either be encoded directly to a QuickTime movie for later post?processing (e.g. With Apple Podcast Producer) or be played fullscreen on a dedicated monitor. BoinxTV ships with more than 30 layers (video switcher, RSS crawler, lower third, interview setup, and others), and can be extended by custom layers designed with Apple’s Quartz Composer software, which comes free with Mac OS X. Advanced chroma keying makes BoinxTV a valuable production solution in podcast studios with green screens and lighting rigs, says Breidenbach. BoinxTV is available immediately for download at boinx.com/download. In demo mode, BoinxTV can be used for five days. The single license of BoinxTV is available for US$499 at the Boinx Kagi Store (boinx.com/kagi).
The BoinxTV Sponsored Edition for US$199 (single license) requires a credit for BoinxTV in every video created with BoinxTV. For education and volume licensing (multi?seat) of BoinxTV, contact sales@boinx.com BoinxTV requires a Power Mac G5 or Intel based Mac with discrete graphics running Mac OS X 10.5 (“Leopard”). Autodesk autocad (2012 download full version free for mac. Full system requirements and more information on BoinxTV can be found at boinx.com/boinxtv.