TUAW: BoinxTV is "stable, powerful and, most of all, fun."
by Oliver - Thursday, November 13, 2008 - Permalink
It's stable, powerful and, most of all, fun. The easy-to-use system of layers, (which can consist of on-screen graphics, video sources, lower thirds, etc.) allows for simple setup and easy, live production of professional-quality video presentations
Boinx Launches Mac-based Live Recording Studio
by Oliver - Thursday, November 13, 2008 - Permalink
David Montgomery of hdtv.biz-news.com interviewed Oliver about the launch of BoinxTV and the HD strategy for it.
Eric Von Haessler explains BoinxTV
by Oliver - Wednesday, November 12, 2008 - Permalink
Eric takes you on a tour of his multiple camera setup and compares BoinxTV with WireCast. By the way Eric, there is a product called GrabberRaster which allows you to grab your screen and feed it through a virtual camera back into BoinxTV.
"BoinxTV is the most powerful application I've ever seen for the Mac"
by Oliver - Saturday, November 08, 2008 - Permalink
[This application] is sure to be a game changer. BoinxTV is the most powerful application I've ever seen for the Mac.
BoinxTV: Broadcasting for the rest of us
by Oliver - Sunday, October 19, 2008 - Permalink
Matthew Bookspan reviewed BoinxTV for theAppleBlog. After noting that despite the overwhelming options and controls it isn't too hard to get started he concludes : "I am pretty excited about this product and believe that anyone who creates videocasts will appreciate the power that BoinxTV provides."
BoinxTV: A wonderful live production studio for the Mac
by Oliver - Thursday, October 02, 2008 - Permalink
Kevin Lim reviews an early version of BoinxTV for his blog theory.isthereason: "Boy, was I blown away." He continues to note that the Interface offers a lot at first glance, but is consistent throughout his user experience. Kevin concludes that BoinxTV has a decently short learning curve and that the prerelease runs well on his 17" MacBook Pro using multiple cameras and layers.