Private | |
Industry | Software |
Founded | Kansas, United States (1985) |
Founder | Tim Jenison |
Headquarters | San Antonio, Texas, United States |
Key people
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Tim Jenison, Founder Jim Plant, CEO Andrew Cross, PhD, President and CTO Steve Doubleday, CFO Chuck Silber, COO |
Website | www |
NewTek, Inc. is a San Antonio, Texas–based hardware and software company that produces live and post-production video tools and visual imaging software for personal computers. The company was founded in 1985 in Topeka, Kansas, United States, by Tim Jenison and Paul Montgomery.
In 2005, NewTek introduced TriCaster, a product that merges live video switching, broadcast graphics, virtual sets, special effects, audio mixing, recording, social media publishing and web streaming into an integrated, portable and compact appliance. TriCaster was announced at DEMO@15 and then launched at NAB 2005. At NAB 2006, NewTek announced TriCaster PRO, which introduced professional video and audio connections and virtual sets (using proprietary NewTek LiveSet technology) to the TriCaster line. At NAB 2007, NewTek introduced TriCaster STUDIO, the first TriCaster to support six cameras. At NAB 2008, NewTek introduced TriCaster BROADCAST, the first model to deliver SDI video and audio support. In early 2009, NewTek introduced 3PLAY, a portable multi-channel HD/SD slow motion replay system. At NAB 2009, NewTek introduced TriCaster TCXD300, the first high definition TriCaster. At NAB 2010, NewTek introduced TriCaster TCXD850, a 22-channel high definition model in a rack mount form factor. The TCXD850 won four industry awards: the Winners Circle Award, STAR, Vidy and Black Diamond awards from EventDV, TV Technology, Videography and DV magazines, respectively, at NAB 2010.
In 2004, NewTek released the source code to some of their Amiga Platform products.
In 2015, NewTek announced the Network Device Interface (NDI®) protocol which allows applications and devices to transport high quality, low latency video over gigabit Ethernet networks. The protocol was available public products starting in early 2016. In 2017, version 3 of the protocol was released, which adds multicast support, a high efficiency mode called NDI-HX and other new features.
A complete 3D modeling, rendering and animation system used in motion pictures, television programs, commercials and video games.
A line of portable live production systems for broadcasting, live streaming, recording, and virtual sets. TriCaster models include:
A multi-channel high definition/standard definition slow motion replay system. 3Play models include the 3Play Mini, 425 and the advanced 3Play 440 and 4800 models.