Epiphan Adds Panopto for Video Capture in Classrooms and Boardrooms
Epiphan Video and Panopto today announced a new integration between the Epiphan Pearl family of all-in-one video encoders and the Panopto video platform.
Beginning later this month, Epiphan Pearl encoders will be integrated with Panopto, supporting scheduled and on-demand video recording as well as live webcasting. Pearl encoders support multiple video inputs from HDMI, SDI, USB and network sources. Customers can connect audio from multiple digital and analog sources directly to Pearl, then send the output to a projector or to smart displays in remote overflow rooms for campus-wide installations.
Here are more details.
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