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Introduces the Startup Screen as the command center for initiating TriCaster operations and defining/opening sessions.
Explains the Live Desktop as the primary interface for TriCaster's live production features, mimicking production equipment with enhanced functionality.
Details TriCaster's 'Always on Air' features, emphasizing multi-tiered redundant failsafe mechanisms in hardware and software.
Covers live switching capabilities, various video input/output standards (SDI, HDMI, Analog), and media player integration.
Describes the TriCaster's powerful multi-channel switcher with native support for video routers, offering extensive source access.
Explains Mix/Effect (M/E) banks for secondary video mixing, layering, and virtual set capabilities.
Details recording capabilities at full resolution and various streaming options using Windows Media or RTMP.
Covers extensive multi-channel audio control and management, including individual source adjustments and output level control.
Explains connecting external computer monitors and establishing command and control interfaces for TriCaster.
Guides users through the process of activating and authorizing the Windows® installation on the TriCaster system.
Details the End User License Agreement and the registration process for the TriCaster system, including serial number entry.
Provides instructions on connecting external audio and video sources to the TriCaster's backplate.
Explains how to connect external audio and video sources to the appropriate inputs on the TriCaster backplate.
Details the audio and video output connectors and relevant settings for connecting downstream devices.
Describes multiple video and audio output connector groups and flexible options for displaying live and recorded video streams.
Guides users on powering up the TriCaster and initiating a new session via the Startup Screen.
Explains how to configure TriCaster's video outputs, including assigning sources and selecting video formats.
Details how to configure audio inputs and outputs, including controls for internal and external sources and recording levels.
Explains how to connect the TriCaster to a network and access its capabilities for displaying network sources.
Guides users through the basics of starting new sessions and configuring input/output devices.
Explains how to import media files (clips, stills, titles) for use in TriCaster productions.
Details TriCaster's monitoring features, including Program and Preview monitors, and how to configure workspace layouts.
Describes the Program and Preview monitors, their functions, and the Dashboard controls for stream, grab, record, and timecode.
Covers standard features of TriCaster's Audio Mixer, including Mute, Mono, Pan, and Follow controls.
Explores basic Switcher operations, including understanding the Program and Preview rows and using transitions.
Explains the two main Switcher rows (Program and Preview) and how buttons represent video sources.
Details TriCaster's transition controls for arranging and displaying video and graphic layers for ultimate program output.
Explains how to use Record and Grab controls for capturing video clips and still images from TriCaster's output.
Guides users on configuring recording settings, including base name, source selection, and IsoCorder technology.
Introduces TriCaster's DDRs as powerful Media Players for integrating video, stills, and title pages into live presentations.
Describes TriCaster's two DDRs as Media Players capable of playing video clips, including motion titles, and hosting images and audio.
Demonstrates using LiveMatte for chromakeying and M/Es for multi-layered compositions and virtual sets.
Explores M/E capabilities for composing multi-layered effects, including position, rotation, and scale adjustments.
Explains how to use M/E features to dress up productions, such as transposing talent shots or adding title pages.
Introduces LiveSet virtual set technology for creating sophisticated studio settings and virtual camera moves.
Details TriCaster's Buffer system for convenient alternative graphics and animation sources, offering immediate recall and display.
Covers sending TriCaster output to the internet via streaming, including configuration and strategies.
Explains how to configure stream connection settings, including server parameters and streaming profiles.
Explains the fundamental TriCaster concept of sessions and their importance for production environments.
Describes the Home Page of the Startup Screen, where sessions are created and top-level functions are accessed.
Guides users through creating a new session by designating video standard, session format, and session name.
Explains how to open existing sessions from the Home Page, listing all stored sessions available on the TriCaster.
Describes the Session Page interface, offering selections for Live Desktop, Graphics, and Manage functions.
Explains how to launch the Live Desktop from the Session Page by clicking the Live icon or Start Live Production link.
Specifies the minimum screen resolution required for the TriCaster Live Desktop interface.
Illustrates and explains various control types used repeatedly in TriCaster's Live Desktop, such as sliders, knobs, and combo-sliders.
Explains various interface and workflow options available in the TriCaster Options menu, such as Follow Preview Row and Tabs Follow Preview.
Provides extensive control over TriCaster's video outputs, including connections, video, audio, resolution, and analog out settings.
Details the Output tab pane, covering connections, video, audio, resolution, and analog out options for TriCaster outputs.
Covers control over video sources, including connection types, Proc Amp, keyer, crop, Hotspot, and Tracker features.
Details connection type menus for camera inputs, varying based on Video Standard and offering analog and digital options.
Explains Proc Amp (processing amplifier) settings for adjusting brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation for input sources.
Details TriCaster's realtime keying system, LiveMatte, for configuring chromakeying effects and compositing images.
Explains TriCaster's support for two simultaneous network sources, including NDI and iVGA, for displaying content from networked computers.
Explains the main Switcher rows (Program and Preview) and how buttons represent various video sources.
Describes Program and Preview row selections, which determine the dominant video stream and queued sources.
Explains the concept of video layers, including Background (BKGD) and Downstream Keyer (DSK) layers, and their role in composition.
Details how to select video sources for Program, Preview, and DSK layers using buttons and drop-down menus.
Covers TriCaster's transition controls, including T-bar, selector, timing knobs, AUTO, TAKE buttons, and delegates.
Explains the local Take and Auto buttons for DSK layers, and how to configure transitions and assign effects.
Describes the main Transition controls, including the T-bar and Transition Delegate buttons, which govern the Background layer.
Details TriCaster's two multiview monitor displays (Interface and external Multiview) and their layout governed by Workspace presets.
Explains TriCaster's powerful Workspace options for customizing interface and Multiview displays, and recalling layouts.
Describes the Program Output monitor, its prominent default location on the Live Desktop, and its function in displaying principal viewing audience output.
Explains the Look Ahead Preview monitor, its versatility and power in displaying composite results of Take or Auto operations.
Describes TriCaster's multiple Media Players (DDR, GFX, Sounds) located in tabbed panes for integrating content.
Covers shared features across Media Players, including playlists, Media Browser, player controls, MEM slots, and network sharing.
Introduces the Startup Screen as the command center for initiating TriCaster operations and defining/opening sessions.
Explains the Live Desktop as the primary interface for TriCaster's live production features, mimicking production equipment with enhanced functionality.
Details TriCaster's 'Always on Air' features, emphasizing multi-tiered redundant failsafe mechanisms in hardware and software.
Covers live switching capabilities, various video input/output standards (SDI, HDMI, Analog), and media player integration.
Describes the TriCaster's powerful multi-channel switcher with native support for video routers, offering extensive source access.
Explains Mix/Effect (M/E) banks for secondary video mixing, layering, and virtual set capabilities.
Details recording capabilities at full resolution and various streaming options using Windows Media or RTMP.
Covers extensive multi-channel audio control and management, including individual source adjustments and output level control.
Explains connecting external computer monitors and establishing command and control interfaces for TriCaster.
Guides users through the process of activating and authorizing the Windows® installation on the TriCaster system.
Details the End User License Agreement and the registration process for the TriCaster system, including serial number entry.
Provides instructions on connecting external audio and video sources to the TriCaster's backplate.
Explains how to connect external audio and video sources to the appropriate inputs on the TriCaster backplate.
Details the audio and video output connectors and relevant settings for connecting downstream devices.
Describes multiple video and audio output connector groups and flexible options for displaying live and recorded video streams.
Guides users on powering up the TriCaster and initiating a new session via the Startup Screen.
Explains how to configure TriCaster's video outputs, including assigning sources and selecting video formats.
Details how to configure audio inputs and outputs, including controls for internal and external sources and recording levels.
Explains how to connect the TriCaster to a network and access its capabilities for displaying network sources.
Guides users through the basics of starting new sessions and configuring input/output devices.
Explains how to import media files (clips, stills, titles) for use in TriCaster productions.
Details TriCaster's monitoring features, including Program and Preview monitors, and how to configure workspace layouts.
Describes the Program and Preview monitors, their functions, and the Dashboard controls for stream, grab, record, and timecode.
Covers standard features of TriCaster's Audio Mixer, including Mute, Mono, Pan, and Follow controls.
Explores basic Switcher operations, including understanding the Program and Preview rows and using transitions.
Explains the two main Switcher rows (Program and Preview) and how buttons represent video sources.
Details TriCaster's transition controls for arranging and displaying video and graphic layers for ultimate program output.
Explains how to use Record and Grab controls for capturing video clips and still images from TriCaster's output.
Guides users on configuring recording settings, including base name, source selection, and IsoCorder technology.
Introduces TriCaster's DDRs as powerful Media Players for integrating video, stills, and title pages into live presentations.
Describes TriCaster's two DDRs as Media Players capable of playing video clips, including motion titles, and hosting images and audio.
Demonstrates using LiveMatte for chromakeying and M/Es for multi-layered compositions and virtual sets.
Explores M/E capabilities for composing multi-layered effects, including position, rotation, and scale adjustments.
Explains how to use M/E features to dress up productions, such as transposing talent shots or adding title pages.
Introduces LiveSet virtual set technology for creating sophisticated studio settings and virtual camera moves.
Details TriCaster's Buffer system for convenient alternative graphics and animation sources, offering immediate recall and display.
Covers sending TriCaster output to the internet via streaming, including configuration and strategies.
Explains how to configure stream connection settings, including server parameters and streaming profiles.
Explains the fundamental TriCaster concept of sessions and their importance for production environments.
Describes the Home Page of the Startup Screen, where sessions are created and top-level functions are accessed.
Guides users through creating a new session by designating video standard, session format, and session name.
Explains how to open existing sessions from the Home Page, listing all stored sessions available on the TriCaster.
Describes the Session Page interface, offering selections for Live Desktop, Graphics, and Manage functions.
Explains how to launch the Live Desktop from the Session Page by clicking the Live icon or Start Live Production link.
Specifies the minimum screen resolution required for the TriCaster Live Desktop interface.
Illustrates and explains various control types used repeatedly in TriCaster's Live Desktop, such as sliders, knobs, and combo-sliders.
Explains various interface and workflow options available in the TriCaster Options menu, such as Follow Preview Row and Tabs Follow Preview.
Provides extensive control over TriCaster's video outputs, including connections, video, audio, resolution, and analog out settings.
Details the Output tab pane, covering connections, video, audio, resolution, and analog out options for TriCaster outputs.
Covers control over video sources, including connection types, Proc Amp, keyer, crop, Hotspot, and Tracker features.
Details connection type menus for camera inputs, varying based on Video Standard and offering analog and digital options.
Explains Proc Amp (processing amplifier) settings for adjusting brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation for input sources.
Details TriCaster's realtime keying system, LiveMatte, for configuring chromakeying effects and compositing images.
Explains TriCaster's support for two simultaneous network sources, including NDI and iVGA, for displaying content from networked computers.
Explains the main Switcher rows (Program and Preview) and how buttons represent various video sources.
Describes Program and Preview row selections, which determine the dominant video stream and queued sources.
Explains the concept of video layers, including Background (BKGD) and Downstream Keyer (DSK) layers, and their role in composition.
Details how to select video sources for Program, Preview, and DSK layers using buttons and drop-down menus.
Covers TriCaster's transition controls, including T-bar, selector, timing knobs, AUTO, TAKE buttons, and delegates.
Explains the local Take and Auto buttons for DSK layers, and how to configure transitions and assign effects.
Describes the main Transition controls, including the T-bar and Transition Delegate buttons, which govern the Background layer.
Details TriCaster's two multiview monitor displays (Interface and external Multiview) and their layout governed by Workspace presets.
Explains TriCaster's powerful Workspace options for customizing interface and Multiview displays, and recalling layouts.
Describes the Program Output monitor, its prominent default location on the Live Desktop, and its function in displaying principal viewing audience output.
Explains the Look Ahead Preview monitor, its versatility and power in displaying composite results of Take or Auto operations.
Describes TriCaster's multiple Media Players (DDR, GFX, Sounds) located in tabbed panes for integrating content.
Covers shared features across Media Players, including playlists, Media Browser, player controls, MEM slots, and network sharing.
General| Brand | NewTek |
|---|---|
| Model | TriCaster Mini SDI |
| Category | Recording Equipment |
| Language | English |
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