New Media Tech (Audio Only) - Tech-zen.tv
Summary: The New Media Tech show is a show based around our new studio and what it takes to build and operate a new media studio and production. So what is "New Media"? New Media is the term that is given to the new ways of getting content. For example, a podcast is a form of new media. In traditional media you get get audio or video as it is broadcast from a TV or radio station. Unless you have a way to record it, once it is played it is gone. In New Media the content is distributed electronically to all kinds of things like computers, phones, iPads, Tivo, Roku and the list goes on and on. With New Media you do not have to have a transmitter to broadcast all over the world. Many of the traditional media tools are required for New Media as well. In this show we will discuss everything from video and audio switching, recording, streaming, microphones, headphones, cameras, cabling, wires, power, lights, etc. We will discuss how you can get into new media, review products, teach how to use products.
- Visit Website
- RSS
- Artist: Mike Myers
- Copyright: ℗ & © 2013 Genius Idea Studio, LLC
Podcasts:
We have some exciting news this week. At first it may not sound like good news but it really is. Just be sure to watch Broacast Now on the TheTechBuzz.net on Tuesday afternoons.
This week we review the different streaming providers, the features and the pitfalls. We replay part of an episode of Church Technology where we review the providers.
Another quick one with some updates from the IBC show.
We have another quick show this week as we are still working on the studio, but we do cover the upcoming IBC show in Amsterdam as well as the new Tricaster announcements from Newtek.
This week is a very quick show because we only talk about some of the changes that are going on in the studio, no new items this week as we continue to make changes.
This week is a mashup of a bunch of different topics, Mike shows a new video switching control surface he is working on, talks about some of the new shows that are coming up, social media and gives an update on monetizing your shows.
Some info on Youtube Live 1000 Subscriber limit being lowered to 100 Subs. Is that a good or bad thing? Let's discuss that. Also, some info on Google's Chromecast and how a video broadcaster can use it.
This week Mike talks about how to get involved in the Internet Broadcasting community and meet other broadcasters and talk some geek. This weeks episode is shorter than normal because Mike is technically on vacation.
This week we finally tell you about what we have been hinting about and introduce you to Alixa.tv. Also, we walk through how and what a Gate and Compressor is on your audio gear and what they do and how to set them. And we let you hear what they do too.
This week Mike apologizes for calling internet marketers scummy. We also talk about the new controls we are using for the show and continue down the monetization route.
This is our first week on the new workflow, we talk just a little about that before we get into our main topic, monetizing your podcast or videocast.
This week we are going to tip our toes into the video side of creating a podcast. We are going to show you 2 different pieces of hardware that can be used to get video into a computer. We also talk about some more of the changes that are going on in the studio.
This week we talk about some of the changes we have been making around the studio and start talking about how to distribute your podcast. Also, we talk some more about the audio vs video decision.
This week we have a short one, our plan to show the new connectivity with the Atem and Wirecast is not yet ready, but we still cover a couple of news items and upgrading your audio software to the next level. That is the next step in the next level for audio podcasting.
This week we talk about some options for getting audio into your computer to broadcast it. No matter if you are broadcasting with video or just audio, you still have to have a way to get audio into your computer. Last week we talked all about Microphones and this week we talk about how to get them into your computer. We start with a device that is less than $5 and work our way up. BTW... If you think Mikeu2019s right eye looks a little swollen, you would be correct. It is not a shiner from a fight, he was stung by a Honey Bee just above the right eye as he was putting them into their new home. But the show must go on!
