Thanks to positive feedback on Datavideo's VGB-1000 Virtual Green Board System, Datavideo has decided to create a new updated solution for 2020, the VGB-2000. The VGB-2000 is a 2-channel, professional presentation system which is a total solution for course digitization and corporation education training without unnecessary post-production. The system can also do live streaming and recording simultaneously.
Datavideo’s VGB-2000 applies the broadcast quality BC-100 camera for videography. With the BC-100’s 4/3-inch CMOS sensor and 12-bit image processor, the camera can produce the stunning image quality with rich colour gradation. The SE-1200MU video switcher provides professional chromakey, providing the best visual result with a crisp and clear image of teaching contents. To simplify video switching, the VGB-2000 also includes a 7 inches touch screen controller which allows the presenter to customize the modes of compositions. Just with just one touch, the presenter can switch to the screen as he/she desires. The VGB-2000 enable presenter has full control during the video production.
To make presenter keep eye contact with the video audience, Datavideo employs a look-back kit provides real-time video feedback for the presenter. Besides, the AD-100M Audio Delay Box synchronizes the audio and video sources can perfectly match. So there is no need for any post-production.
The new guide "Streaming Basics" by Datavideo will advise beginners how to stream in a clear and understandable way. The book (in AJ) is available for free, after a short registration, on the Datavideo website. You can see our range of Datavideo equipment, including the popular NVS-33, NVS-25 and NVS-40 streaming boxes, here

Blackmagic Design has released a new official list of recommended recording media (SD/USB-C SSD) for the new Blackmagic Video Assist 7" 12G HDR and Blackmagic Video Assist 5" 12G HDRcamera monitors/recorders.

Recommended SD cards for 2160p ProRes 422 HQrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended SD cards for 1080p ProRes 422 HQrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended SD cards for 2160p DNxHR HQX MXFrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended SD cards for 1080p DNxHR HQX MXFrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended SD cards for 2160p DNxHR HQXrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended SD cards for 1080p DNxHR HQXrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended SD cards for 5744 x 3024 Blackmagic RAW 3:1 up to 29.97 fps recording from Panasonic EVA1 cameras*
Recommended SD cards for 4K DCI Blackmagic RAW 5:1 up to 59.94 fps recording from Panasonic EVA1 cameras*
Recommended SD cards for 4K DCI Blackmagic RAW 3:1 up to 29.97 fps recording from Canon EOS C300 Mark II cameras*
Recommended SD cards for 4K DCI Blackmagic RAW 5:1 to 29.97 fps recording from Canon EOS C300 Mark II cameras*
*) New to the list
Recommended USB-C drives for 2160p ProRes 422 HQrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended USB-C drives for 1080p ProRes 422 HQrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended USB-C drives for 2160p DNxHR HQX MXFrecording at up to 60 fps
Recommended USB-C drives for 1080p DNxHR HQX MXFrecording at up to 60 fps
Recommended USB-C drives for 2160p DNxHR HQXrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended USB-C drives for 1080p DNxHR HQXrecording up to 60 fps
Recommended USB-C drives for 5744 x 3024 Blackmagic RAW 3:1 recording at up to 29.97 fps from Panasonic EVA1 cameras*
Recommended USB-C drives for 4K DCI Blackmagic RAW 5:1 up to 59.94 fps recording from Panasonic EVA1 cameras*
Recommended USB-C drives for 4K DCI Blackmagic RAW 3:1 up to 29.97 fps recording from Canon EOS C300 Mark II cameras*
*) New to the list.
Wireless video transmission specialists Teradek, California, have launched a new Orbit PTZ product line for the toll-free transmission of HD or 4K video from installation cameras up to 305 m away in the 5 GHz band. PTZ commands according to VISCA or Panasonic AW are also supported for cameras with RS-232 or RS-422 interfaces

This software update adds GPU accelerated support for gradient backgrounds, digital video effects (DVE), corner pinning, stereo 3D and more. It also adds support for write on/off, end-cap style and miter limits in the mask tools, new “show folder” and “show macro” options in the effects library, support for reversing temporal behavior in the keyframe stretcher too, fusion transition template support, RED SDK 7.2.1 support, improved OpenEXR on Linux and more:
What's new in Blackmagic Fusion Studio 16.2
Support for write on/off, end-cap style and miter limit in mask tools.
Support for a "show folder" option in the Fusion effects Library.
Support for showing macros in the Fusion effects library.
Support for inverting the temporal behavior of the keyframe stretcher tool.
Support for resolve parameter modifier, for transition template animation.
Support for using DaVinci Resolve dongles with Fusion Render Nodes.
Support for RED SDK 7.2.1 and decoding clips from the Komodo camera.
Improved OpenEXR support on Linux.
Improved persistence of view settings.
Improved kerning of some Adobe type 1 fonts in text+ and text 3D tools.
Improved display of localized font names in text+ and text 3D tools.
Improved performance with gradient background now in GPU.
Improved performance with dve now in GPU.
Improved performance with corner pin now in GPU.
Improved performance with stereo combining in 3D renderer now in GPU.
