Oct 29, 2012 Is there any plans to release a trail version of Virtual Set Editor. Edit: Just to mention it, the new TCXD850 video mention in this thread shows a glimpse of VSE. I'm just wondering if I can say import a 3d object or file from lets say 'Maya' or 'Silo' into the Virtual Set Editor and from there into the Tricaster. Virtual Set Editor includes three TriCaster VSE-compatible virtual set content files, three Layer Sets and three PSD examples. For a limited time, VSE will ship with three bonus sets, valued at over 800 €, providing early buyers with a total of six VSE-compatible virtual set content files. Your Own Virtual Studio. Custom Virtual Studio Set Backgrounds - create your own virtual masterpiece! Whether you’re launching a news station, starting a corporate TV channel or looking for a branded virtual set background for your Internet Videos, our team of bespoke virtual studio set designers can create stunning, unique and highly professional NewTek Tricaster Virtual Set Editor (VSE.
Newtek Virtual Set Editor
Tricaster Virtual Set
NewTek has launched the TriCaster Virtual Set Editor, which enables TriCaster TCXD850 and TriCaster TCXD300 users to customize their HD live virtual sets. Each NewTek Tricaster now comes with network-style virtual sets developed using proprietary NewTek LiveSet technology. Using TriCaster VSE, these network HD virtual sets can be customized with logos, color schemes, furniture options, talent placement and more.
TriCaster VSE is accessed from the HD TriCaster control panel, using functions familiar to TriCaster users such as position, scale, rotation, color correction (brightness, hue, contrast and saturation), media browser for image selection, and the T-bar to set custom start and end points for zooms. Once a TriCaster HD virtual set has been customized, it can be automatically saves for use in live production.
TriCaster allows users to simultaneously produce, live stream, broadcast, project and record HD and SD network-style productions. A single operator or small team can switch between multiple cameras, virtual inputs and live virtual sets, while inserting clips, titles and motion graphics with multi-channel effects.
The NewTek TriCaster Virtual Set Editor, scheduled for release in Q4, 2010, will retail for $995.