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Introduction to TriCaster, connections, registration, and basic training.
Detailed information on using TriCaster Advanced Edition.
Includes Q&A, shortcuts, and a keyword index for quick answers.
Overview of TriCaster models and their family resemblance.
TriCaster's capabilities for live production and web streaming.
Highlights the new level of functionality in TriCaster Advanced Edition.
Description of the startup screen as the command center for operations.
Introduction to the unique Live Desktop interface for live production.
Overview of key TriCaster features.
Explains how to connect power, monitors, audio visual sources, and external controls.
Covers the license agreement dialog and registration process.
Provides guidelines for mounting TriCaster in racks, including cooling considerations.
Details on connecting external audio and video sources to TriCaster inputs.
Explains the Genlock input for synchronizing equipment in the video chain.
Describes how to connect external linear timecode (LTC) input.
Details on audio and video output connectors and relevant settings.
Guides the user through powering up and starting a new TriCaster session.
Introduces the TriCaster's unique webpage for training resources and communities.
Highlights online video tutorials for TriCaster users, from novice to adept.
Information on obtaining operator certification to validate skills.
Explains the concept of sessions and their importance for production environments.
Details on creating and launching sessions via the Home Page interface.
Describes the selections available after opening a session.
Specifies the minimum screen resolution required for the Live Desktop.
Provides an overview of the TriCaster Live Desktop's visual feedback and layout.
Explains how to adapt the Live Desktop layout for different workflows.
Details the options available within the File menu.
Covers various interface and workflow options.
Highlights the importance and functionality of TriCaster's macro feature.
Details how to assign sources and configure input settings.
Explains controls governing TriCaster's outputs and their configuration.
Describes how to configure system and external timecode settings.
Explains the Program and Preview rows for selecting video sources.
Details the video source selections for Program and Preview rows.
Explains the concept of video layers and their combination for program output.
Covers TriCaster's transition controls and effects.
Describes the Previz feature for previewing effects before applying them.
Details the Live Desktop and Multiview monitor displays.
Explains the use of Waveform and Vectorscope displays for monitoring.
Highlights the importance and function of the Program Output monitor.
Introduces the DDR, GFX, and Sounds modules within the Live Desktop.
Details features common to all Media Players, including playlists and browsers.
Guides on using the Title Page Editor for creating custom titles.
Explains the Buffer system for graphics and animation sources.
Details controls for PTZ cameras, including presets and configuration.
Explains chromakeying techniques for combining images and virtual sets.
Covers Matte controls for defining transparent and opaque image parts.
Details controls for removing key color spill from the foreground subject.
Introduces M/E banks for production power and convenience.
Explains the two operating modes: Mix and Effect.
Details LiveSet technology for creating sophisticated studio settings.
Explains KEY channels and their behavior, including Augmented Reality.
Covers Comps for storing and applying virtual camera positions and layer attributes.
Provides technical specifications for TriCaster's analog audio.
Details common controls for inputs and outputs, including Mute and Solo.
Covers advanced audio features like delay, pan, routing, and processing.
Explains how to create and record macros for workflow streamlining.
Details how to synchronize redundant TriCaster systems using remote control.
Overview of live webcasting and TriCaster's role in the streaming market.
Explains how to configure streaming connections and presets.
Discusses strategies for on-demand vs. live streaming and bandwidth considerations.
TriCaster's Export features for publishing clips and stills to social media.
Details the Export menu options including presets and the export bin.
Explains the concept of the Export Queue and criteria for items to be ready.
Covers capturing productions, selected elements, and sources with timecode.
Explains how to capture still images from Program Output or inputs.
Reviews matters specific to LiveText in the TriCaster environment.
Introduces categories of control surfaces: primary control and instant replay.
Details connecting control surfaces via USB and power considerations.
Overview of the TriCaster 8000 CS control surface and its hardware types.
Discusses the TriCaster 460 CS and 860 CS control surfaces.
Details control surfaces designed for TriCaster 40 and Mini models.
Covers common connection tasks like cameras, monitors, and networks.
Guides on starting, working with, and backing up TriCaster sessions.
Details on making custom transitions, LiveSets, and initiating streaming.
Information on managing, importing, exporting, and sharing files.
Covers performance improvements, updates, and system restoration.
Details on registering TriCaster and contacting customer support.
Emphasizes the importance of preparation, planning, and testing.
Discusses Image Magnification (IMAG) and latency issues in video production.
Highlights the importance of controlling visual quality and camera calibration.
Details the process of ensuring consistent color characteristics across sources.
Explains calibration steps for computer and program output monitors.
Lists common keystroke shortcuts for switcher operations.
Provides keyboard shortcuts for record, grab, and stream functions.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for controlling Media Players.
Details physical dimensions and mounting recommendations for TriCaster Mini models.
Provides dimensions and mounting info for 2RU TriCaster 460 and 410.
Details dimensions and mounting for 4RU TriCaster 8000 and 860 chassis.
Introduction to TriCaster, connections, registration, and basic training.
Detailed information on using TriCaster Advanced Edition.
Includes Q&A, shortcuts, and a keyword index for quick answers.
Overview of TriCaster models and their family resemblance.
TriCaster's capabilities for live production and web streaming.
Highlights the new level of functionality in TriCaster Advanced Edition.
Description of the startup screen as the command center for operations.
Introduction to the unique Live Desktop interface for live production.
Overview of key TriCaster features.
Explains how to connect power, monitors, audio visual sources, and external controls.
Covers the license agreement dialog and registration process.
Provides guidelines for mounting TriCaster in racks, including cooling considerations.
Details on connecting external audio and video sources to TriCaster inputs.
Explains the Genlock input for synchronizing equipment in the video chain.
Describes how to connect external linear timecode (LTC) input.
Details on audio and video output connectors and relevant settings.
Guides the user through powering up and starting a new TriCaster session.
Introduces the TriCaster's unique webpage for training resources and communities.
Highlights online video tutorials for TriCaster users, from novice to adept.
Information on obtaining operator certification to validate skills.
Explains the concept of sessions and their importance for production environments.
Details on creating and launching sessions via the Home Page interface.
Describes the selections available after opening a session.
Specifies the minimum screen resolution required for the Live Desktop.
Provides an overview of the TriCaster Live Desktop's visual feedback and layout.
Explains how to adapt the Live Desktop layout for different workflows.
Details the options available within the File menu.
Covers various interface and workflow options.
Highlights the importance and functionality of TriCaster's macro feature.
Details how to assign sources and configure input settings.
Explains controls governing TriCaster's outputs and their configuration.
Describes how to configure system and external timecode settings.
Explains the Program and Preview rows for selecting video sources.
Details the video source selections for Program and Preview rows.
Explains the concept of video layers and their combination for program output.
Covers TriCaster's transition controls and effects.
Describes the Previz feature for previewing effects before applying them.
Details the Live Desktop and Multiview monitor displays.
Explains the use of Waveform and Vectorscope displays for monitoring.
Highlights the importance and function of the Program Output monitor.
Introduces the DDR, GFX, and Sounds modules within the Live Desktop.
Details features common to all Media Players, including playlists and browsers.
Guides on using the Title Page Editor for creating custom titles.
Explains the Buffer system for graphics and animation sources.
Details controls for PTZ cameras, including presets and configuration.
Explains chromakeying techniques for combining images and virtual sets.
Covers Matte controls for defining transparent and opaque image parts.
Details controls for removing key color spill from the foreground subject.
Introduces M/E banks for production power and convenience.
Explains the two operating modes: Mix and Effect.
Details LiveSet technology for creating sophisticated studio settings.
Explains KEY channels and their behavior, including Augmented Reality.
Covers Comps for storing and applying virtual camera positions and layer attributes.
Provides technical specifications for TriCaster's analog audio.
Details common controls for inputs and outputs, including Mute and Solo.
Covers advanced audio features like delay, pan, routing, and processing.
Explains how to create and record macros for workflow streamlining.
Details how to synchronize redundant TriCaster systems using remote control.
Overview of live webcasting and TriCaster's role in the streaming market.
Explains how to configure streaming connections and presets.
Discusses strategies for on-demand vs. live streaming and bandwidth considerations.
TriCaster's Export features for publishing clips and stills to social media.
Details the Export menu options including presets and the export bin.
Explains the concept of the Export Queue and criteria for items to be ready.
Covers capturing productions, selected elements, and sources with timecode.
Explains how to capture still images from Program Output or inputs.
Reviews matters specific to LiveText in the TriCaster environment.
Introduces categories of control surfaces: primary control and instant replay.
Details connecting control surfaces via USB and power considerations.
Overview of the TriCaster 8000 CS control surface and its hardware types.
Discusses the TriCaster 460 CS and 860 CS control surfaces.
Details control surfaces designed for TriCaster 40 and Mini models.
Covers common connection tasks like cameras, monitors, and networks.
Guides on starting, working with, and backing up TriCaster sessions.
Details on making custom transitions, LiveSets, and initiating streaming.
Information on managing, importing, exporting, and sharing files.
Covers performance improvements, updates, and system restoration.
Details on registering TriCaster and contacting customer support.
Emphasizes the importance of preparation, planning, and testing.
Discusses Image Magnification (IMAG) and latency issues in video production.
Highlights the importance of controlling visual quality and camera calibration.
Details the process of ensuring consistent color characteristics across sources.
Explains calibration steps for computer and program output monitors.
Lists common keystroke shortcuts for switcher operations.
Provides keyboard shortcuts for record, grab, and stream functions.
Lists keyboard shortcuts for controlling Media Players.
Details physical dimensions and mounting recommendations for TriCaster Mini models.
Provides dimensions and mounting info for 2RU TriCaster 460 and 410.
Details dimensions and mounting for 4RU TriCaster 8000 and 860 chassis.
General| Brand | NewTek |
|---|---|
| Model | tricaster advanced edition |
| Category | DVD Player |
| Language | English |
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