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Brown in Tehran metro by Kai Hendry

213 / #365 __________________ Let's rage. __________________ #theurbansniper #theurbansniperscavengerhunt #comiccon #comicbooks #nerd #geekout #tampabaycomiccon #tampabaycomiccon14 #tbcc #tbcc14 #cosplay #soscary #girlyoushouldnotbewearingthat #doesyourm by Joey Newcombe

Nerdcore VI - Attack of the Nerds art show at by JR Linton

Nerdcore VI - Attack of the Nerds

Leveled up radness from over 30 artists, local and across the country. Celebrate Video Games, Star Wars, Comics, 80s TV Shows, Anime/Manga, Cartoons, Transformers and all the other droids you are looking for.

Opening Reception: Saturday, May 5, 2018 - 7pm to 10pm

Runs till: Saturday, June 16, 2018

Geekout over this artwork that makes up our 6h annual Nerdcore show!

::PARTICIPATING ARTIST to include::

Brittany Hanks - Tania Pomales - Jackie Cassidy - Erica Shaw - Kristin Frenzel - Candy Wild Thomas Knapp - Jason West - Robert Page - Erika Taguchi - Chirsta Dippel - Gilen Bousquet -Heather Rose - Jennifer LoveGironda - Sara Leigh -Darren F. Gideon - Michael Grosso - Mark Eaton - Jessica Corley - Nick Cí Sasse - Crafty Dork - Bryan Collins - Nadia Awan - Blake Wheeler - HerArtSheLoves - Jared Konopitski ...and more!

For more information or to participate visit:

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Our Turkmenabat Hotel by Jamie Kitson

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Falling apart on the inside. We weren't allowed to stay at any other.

1301 Monsterland [hr]-22 by Devon Christopher Adams

Monsterland in Mesa, AZ was a kitschy night club bar that gave geeky, gothy, nerdy people a niche place to party. January 19, 2013 was its last horrah as funding ran out. Here's the party.

Titler Live 4 Broadcast on an Intel NUC for Livestreams by Jeffrey Powers

When you are live streaming on one device, there are so many things that can go wrong. Add in more software and you’ve got a computer that is maxing out process. Of course, many people are streaming to YouTube or Facebook, and trying to record the video as a backup. That is why I’ve worked hard on separating my programs so the main switcher does just that – switches between scenes.

Titler Live 4 Broadcast

This is a perfect example of a program that will work better when it’s on it’s own machine. NewBlueFX Titler Live is software that can build graphical titles, lower 3rds, social network integration, and more. I first used this setup last month when I presented the $50 Tablet – a review of low cost tablets, and which ones are worth the price.

With Titler Live’s ability to incorporate the spreadsheet into a graphic, I could add several items quickly and easy, then simply flip through the items through the Titler Live Pro software. Best part is I can use this template for another project. I can change field information, pictures, and more.

Social Networking also can be added to my videos. I can search Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube for comments and filter out the bad ones, then set up a group of messages that will show up on the screen. In some cases, I can get a second person to join me simply with the task of setting up the spreadsheets, or choosing which tweets will be displayed on the screen.

Titler Live works with Wirecast, vMix, OBS, Blackmagic Design, and NewTek tricaster to display graphics. With NewTek NDI, I can do this over a network, or switch to HDMI capture with Alpha key, watch folder, PNG, or an OBS instance if the overlays come in after the switcher (maybe to another streaming or recording source, for example).

On the Intel NUC

Titler Live 4 Broadcast can run on a Mac or PC, 2 GHz processor, 4 GB RAM, OpenGL2.1 capable graphics with at least 1 GB VRAM. With the Intel NUC, I have the power to run the software and keep a small form factor which I can keep close by if I need to access. I can add a hotkey device such as the Elgato Stream Deck to switch between my graphics when I don’t remote into the machine.

Using NDI to Put it Together

With the NewTek NDI protocol, I could have this machine in another room controlling graphics. NDI from NewTek has changed the game for the home live streamer. I run NDI from computer to my live stream machine, my PTZOptics camera overhead (with Power over Ethernet, so only one cable is needed), the iOS app if I need to be more remote, Skype to bring in others for conversation, and the NDI Spark to capture a desktop presentation or a second camera.

Pricing

Packages start at $495. It’s a great addition to your streaming setup – whether a Tricaster, Wirecast, vMix, or even OBS.

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