PhotoPresenter: Lots of Fun for Little Money
by Oliver - Thursday, February 05, 2009 - Permalink
Allison Sheridan of the NosillaCast Podcast reviews PhotoPresenter for Surfbits.com. Her conclusion:
If you’re bored with the same old same old slideshows of your pictures, and you want to pizazz them up to really entertain your audience, you really must check out Photo Presenter.
Macsimum News: BoinxTV a fine, fun videocast creation tool
by Oliver - Monday, December 08, 2008 - Permalink
Industry luminary Dennis Sellers posts an extensive review of BoinxTV at Macsimum News with a Macsimum rating of 10 out of 10:
I’ve long been a fan of Boinx products, but this may be their best title yet. It’s very Mac-like, easy to learn for the features it packs and is lots of fun. And that makes for an app I can recommend wholeheartedly.
"BonixTV is a great application, easy to use and powerful"
by Oliver - Thursday, November 27, 2008 - Permalink
The system is really simple to understand and is based in layers that are applied one on top of the other, adding or modifying the previous signal. [...] BonixTV is a great application, easy to use and powerful.
MyMac: "This can save you many hours of reshooting"
by Frank - Monday, November 17, 2008 - Permalink
In his review for MyMac, Guy Serle highlights the chroma-keying preview of BoinxTV, that can save "many hours of reshooting if it doesn’t work that well the first time".
For those that have been looking for a layered approach to editing production video with an extremely easy to use interface, BoinxTV just may be the solution for you.
IT.Enquirer: BoinxTV replacing post-production
by Frank - Monday, November 17, 2008 - Permalink
Erik Vlietinck reviews BoinxTV for IT.Enquirer, asking if podcasters and publishers now can produce their shows without post-production:
BoinxTV is Boinx Software’s most expensive product but given the functionality and feature-richness, the novelty of the concept and the care with which it has been developed, I don’t think it’s too expensive.
Mac360°: How To Use Your Mac To Make A Pro TV Podcast
by Oliver - Sunday, November 16, 2008 - Permalink
Ron McElfresh reviews BoinxTV for Mac360°:
BoinxTV is so good that nearly any Mac user can create a professional level video Podcast in minutes, complete with special effects, multiple video layers, chroma key, and much more.
He continues to note that BoinxTV is veritable television production studio on your Mac "without the expense or learning curve associated with Final Cut".
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.