New Stringers & Outros in mimoLive 6
In mimoLive 6 you will find a set of pre-designed stingers and outros which are free to use. We have designed these animations and you
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In mimoLive 6 you will find a set of pre-designed stingers and outros which are free to use. We have designed these animations and you
Watch the mimoLive 6 Demo: https://youtube.com/watch?v=uI40wFS6v3g?t=213 The latest major release of mimoLive brings lots of new features. Changes Version 6.0 April, 2022 Important New scope
We recently did a Sports Live Broadcasting because it’s always fun for us to take mimoLive™ for a spin. It’s very satisfying to use all
Are you wondering if your Church Livestream is not able to engage its audience and keep them interested? Though you might be speaking to a room full of people who hear you, it’s possible that not many are actually listening.
The chroma key feature will allow telling the weather forecast visually attractive to the audience. Whatever the weather is, there is always a story to tell to your audience.
The Lower Third layer is a graphic overlay. It works for your live stream in several ways. A Lower Third is used to display the name of the person speaking, location or any context based information.
Visual elements in your lower thirds make your streams look more polished and professional – giving you a better chance of impressing your audience.
Make your webcam look better by first piping it through mimoLive®. Have you watched a streaming show and wondered how it’s possible to edit the
Streaming with multiple cameras significantly enhances your streaming experience and production quality — from hosting interviews to streaming music jams and product showcases. Learn through this article, how you can easily set up multi cam live streaming all with just a one-person crew.
When it comes to video streaming, creating valuable and meaningful content is the key to building a follower base. Once you’ve designed your content, it then becomes your responsibility to make it look good. Framing and composition in video works the same way: your viewers will notice (consciously or subconsciously) if your shots are framed or composed poorly. With a few simple techniques, you can provide an excellent viewing experience for your viewers.