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    NewBlue Tech Added to NewTek NDI Online Store

    Titler Live Broadcast product now available through e-store
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    SAN DIEGO—New to the virtual shelves of the NewTek NDI online e-store is NewBlue’s Titler Live Broadcast 3D, animated on-air graphics system. The NewBlue system is able to work with NDI-enable products.

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    With its integration with NDI, Titler Live Broadcast can stream graphics and text on up to 16 independent channels from a single computer. The system’s titler graphics engine is built on NewBlue’s post production platform.

    According to NewBlue’s press release, Titler Live Broadcast is one of the first NDI-enabled developer systems to be offered in the NDI online store.

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