Freeman AV raises the bar for live event production
How the world’s leading live event production company helped Epiphan take their video capture hardware product to the next level.
How to go mobile with Webcaster X2
Learn how to live stream on the go with Webcaster X2 and a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot. Go live on Facebook or YouTube from a remote location.
How to use a laptop as the keyboard, monitor, and mouse for a headless server (KVM2USB 3.0)
Learn how to use your laptop as the keyboard, monitor, and mouse (KVM) for any server, regardless of the OS running on it. Works even in BIOS mode!
Creating a cutting-edge live production with effortless operation
How Asterisk Media used Epiphan Pearl-2 to maximize viewer engagement and deliver a next-level live production with ease.
Live event video streaming with Epiphan Pearl
See how Pearl helped Source of Knowledge increase their success rate for live event capture, streaming and recording while reducing complexity and risk.
How to use a video encoder to stream HDMI, DVI, and VGA over the network
Use a video encoder for live video streaming of HDMI, DVI, and VGA video sources over the network.
How to get 4K output from your Panasonic GH4 camera
Configure your GH4 camera for 4K UHD and 4K DCI video recording and video output. Then capture in 4K using Epiphan’s AV.io 4K or Pearl-2.
How to use OBS Studio to live stream a multi-source production to Facebook Live
Learn how to use OBS Studio and Epiphan video grabbers to live stream a dynamic multi-source production to your Facebook Live audience.
How to go live on Facebook
Easy step-by-step instructions for live streaming from Pearl to Facebook Live. Produce your event live and stream it live to your Facebook followers!
Stream video to Wowza Streaming Engine from any source
Epiphan’s recording and streaming products let you stream video to Wowza from any DVI, HDMI, SDI, S-Video or composite source.
How to use DVI2USB 3.0 for video capture on Windows
Learn how to install and use the Epiphan Capture Tool with DVI2USB 3.0 to record your live video capture content on your Windows PC.
How to use a laptop to control a headless server
Get keyboard and mouse control over headless computers or servers with KVM2USB via usb
How to stream DVI, HDMI or VGA over the network
Learn how to stream video – DVI, HDMI or VGA over the network using Epiphan’s streaming and recording hardware.
How to record video using Windows Media Encoder (Windows 8)
Record video from DVI, HDMI or VGA sources with Windows Media Encoder 9 using Epiphan’s DVI2USB 3.0 video grabber on Windows 8.
How to record video using VLC and DVI2USB 3.0
Capture and record video for live streaming using VLC and Epiphan’s DVI2USB 3.0 video grabber on Linux.
How to record video using a video grabber and QuickTime
Record video from DVI, HDMI and VGA sources using Epiphan’s DVI2USB 3.0 Frame grabber and QuickTime on a Mac.
How to record VGA or DVI signals using Camtasia Studio
Use Epiphan’s USB-based video grabbers to record VGA or DVI with Camtasia Studio and create a screencast from any source.
How to live stream multiple sources simultaneously
Record and stream multiple sources from HDMI, SDI, DVI, USB, VGA, or AV.io capture card outputs using the Pearl-2 system from Epiphan!
How to live stream DVI, HDMI or VGA with Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder
Epiphan’s video grabbers make it easy to live stream any DVI, HDMI™ or VGA source using Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder (FMLE).
How to live stream a presentation with presenter’s comments
Live stream your presenter’s comments alongside video stream during a live presentation
How to install multiple video grabbers on one computer
Capture video footage from multiple sources onto one computer.
How to live stream to a YouTube Live event
Follow these simple steps to live stream with YouTube Live Events using Epiphan’s recording and streaming products to create an RTMP-encoded video stream.
Create a live video stream on YouTube using Wirecast
Learn how to create a live video stream from nearly any video source (not just your camera) using Wirecast for YouTube and an Epiphan video capture device.
Capture real time video from HDMI sources
Epiphan’s family of durable, portable, simple to use video grabbers let you capture real time video no matter the source.