Thu May 18, 2023 9:04 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that Japanese social media service MIXI, Inc. is operating an in house streaming studio with a Blackmagic Design workflow. The company is taking on new initiatives, such as 4K streaming and virtual production, and uses a number of Blackmagic Design products in its studio, including digital film cameras, ATEM live production switchers, Smart Videohub routers, DeckLink 8K Pro capture cards, SmartView monitors, Teranex Mini converters, and more.
MIXI began operating in 2004 as a pioneer of social media in Japan. Since then, the company has had hits with smartphone games, such as “Monster Strike,” and is currently developing a wide range of businesses, including state controlled games and sports related businesses. The company has been using in house video production since very early on as a company, and in 2020 built a studio in conjunction with an office relocation.
In addition to regular live streaming, the new studio workflow can stream using Unreal Engine, supports 4K streaming and is used with two adjacent studios, main Studio One and Studio Two, for switching and compositing from the same control room.
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0230518-01
MIXI began operating in 2004 as a pioneer of social media in Japan. Since then, the company has had hits with smartphone games, such as “Monster Strike,” and is currently developing a wide range of businesses, including state controlled games and sports related businesses. The company has been using in house video production since very early on as a company, and in 2020 built a studio in conjunction with an office relocation.
In addition to regular live streaming, the new studio workflow can stream using Unreal Engine, supports 4K streaming and is used with two adjacent studios, main Studio One and Studio Two, for switching and compositing from the same control room.
For more information, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/media/ ... 0230518-01