It's not often that you get a user-friendly broadcasting application that's
good enough for professional use, but that's exactly what Wirecast offers.
Wirecast is a simple-to-use broadcasting environment that's ideal for
producing professional webcasts on a relatively cheap budget. Wirecast allows
you to use one or two live/recorded video sources and mix them all together
as if you were in a TV mixing studio. You can connect external devices to
read video, although some users have reported this can be temperamental
because some cameras may not be supported. The Mac version of Wirecast
previously suffered poor support of formats such as Flash and WMV, but the
latest version has addressed these issues to give you the possibility of
broadcasting the widest possible range of footage. Most interestingly
however, Wirecast now supports streaming for any iPhone so you can set
yourself up as a broadcaster on the move. Wirecast allows you to add sliding
transitions between feeds, and video sources can be cropped less than one
minute before airing. There are some technical issues to be aware of. Many
users have reported on forums that the source material paths and capture
devices are remembered with a project, so Wirecast is not very flexible when
sources are changed or material is renamed/moved. In addition, only a small
number of characters for each shot name are displayed, which makes it
difficult to distinguish between dozens of similar shots for pre-recorded
material. However, in the case of such problems, users report that feedback
from the program's developer has been prompt and helpful. *Wirecast is a
user-friendly yet highly professional tool for creating webcasts that are
sure to impress.*Download *Wirecast 4.1.4* in Softonic
