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Customer Stories

"We're sticking with Wirecast because it's dependable,
easy to use, highly portable, and it just works."

Mobeon put together a complete multicamera streaming system including Wirecast Pro with the Matrox VS4 card for under $4,000 to stream the 2012 World Latin Dance Cup Finals.
"This price-point is a real game changer," says Mobeon CEO Mark Alamares. "It puts the ability to stream very high-quality,
HD multicamera shows within reach of many who previously couldn't afford to do it. This price advantage helped us deliver the uncompromised production quality the World Latin Dance Cup Finals demanded while staying within a very tight production budget."
"We evaluated several products and selected Telestream Wirecast for its reliable, multi-format live streaming, ease of use, and excellent support. Upon installation, everything worked flawlessly. This is definitely the way to go for live webcasting."
"Wirecast makes it a snap to switch between multiple live cameras and other sources … offering production values comparable to television broadcast."
"The beauty of [Wirecast] is that you don't need all the traditional broadcast crew and gear, such as camera operators, technical and production crew, video switcher and teleprompter. The webcaster wears all those hats and controls all those functions."
"We tried and tested every software product available to stream our video podcast live over the web and Wirecast is the clear winner. We can confidently bring broadcast quality content to our demanding audience of video professionals."
"We explored several other live streaming alternatives. However, we kept coming back to Wirecast, as it offered a very high production value at a competitive price. Wirecast's ability to output to our various distribution formats made it the natural choice for us."
"Wirecast took us from local to global. This little piece of software delivers absolutely everything in the most perfect way. I can't wait to find out what the future is going to look like as they take this thing an unimaginable next step later."
Review: Producing Webcasts with Telestream Wirecast and the Matrox VS4
"Running Telestream Wirecast with the Matrox VS4, a powerful, well-integrated capture card, handling most of the input/encoding/ previewing load, yields impressive results that catapults Wirecast into the TriCaster/Livestream Studio class of product when it comes to responsiveness."
–Jan Ozer, Streaming Media Producer
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Wirecast Review
Wirecast earns the
5 Star Editor's Pick
Award from Software.informer.com.
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"We tried and tested every software product available to stream our video podcast live over the web and Wirecast is the clear winner."
–Brian Alves, the DV Show
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More customer stories

Live events
Harvey Mudd College used Wirecast 4.1 installed on a PC laptop to stream its 2011 commencement – for live and on-demand Web viewing by graduates' families and friends.
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Purtle.com Brass Camp Streams Live with Wirecast. "Wirecast provided a professional-level broadcast at an affordable price."
– Jeff Purtle, Founder, PBC
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Sports
Ellegy streams live web coverage of the International GT Open with Telestream and Matrox.
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Mount Royal Curling Club leverages the Telestream Wirecast Pro and Matrox VS4 to deliver a live-switched feed of the 2013 Canadian Mixed Curling Championship.
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Gaming
Mediakinetic uses Wirecast to help Activision launch Call of Duty: Black Ops. "Reliability above all other aspects was the main reason we chose Wirecast to produce the live webcast."
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Church Services
Van Buren First Assembly of God uses Wirecast to stream services to web audiences, enabling cost-effective, outreach to members at remote sites for live and on-demand viewing.
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Education
Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth University uses Wirecast to enhance the video recordings for weekly presentations. They like its ability to record multiple video inputs, synchronize slides, stream live to the web and its ease of use.

Deep Earth Academy takes Wirecast to the bottom of the sea for educational webcasts. Wirecast enriches live shipboard webcasts, incorporating videos and images to support scientists and the production “crew”.
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More Reviews

Broadcast Now Episode 13 "Wirecast 4.1"  The Tech Buzz, 8/9/2011
Host Stephen Heywood talks to Eric Norrell, Telestream's Applications Specialist for Desktop Products, about Wirecast
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