The Viz Virtual Studio Go Operation course provides detailed information on the operational procedures of the Viz Virtual Studio Go solution. The course describes the use of the solution in a Town Hall presentation scenario. Topics covered include system setup, camera control, augmented reality elements, virtual studio, chroma key, playlist management, and controls for managing augmented reality and virtual studio graphics. Prior to starting this course, users should complete the system unboxing and verify that the system is operational. The course covers basic information on NDI, which serves as both input and output for the Virtual Studio Go solution. It also includes lessons on configuring camera parameters, adjusting global settings, and operating the Viz Arc control application to facilitate effective system management. This course is intended for participants working in corporate town halls, higher education institutions, broadcast AV and visual radio, and small studios within creative agencies. It provides information on using augmented reality elements, virtual studio and advanced camera controls to support digital presentations and customer engagement. Read more

This course covers the procedures for unboxing and preparing the Viz Virtual Studio Go systems. It outlines steps including unboxing the NDI camera and workstation, describing the electrical and network connections between components, powering on and starting up the equipment, and configuring the essential parameters of the NDI camera. After system verification, the course provides operational tests to confirm proper functionality of the solution. This course does not function as an introduction or operational training for the Viz Virtual Studio Go solution. The Viz Virtual Studio Go Essentials and Viz Virtual Studio Go operational courses cover those topics. This course provides an introduction to the Viz Virtual Studio Go solution for users who are unfamiliar with the system and require guidance on the initial setup process. It covers information relevant to technical personnel involved in installing and configuring the system. By the conclusion of this course, participants will understand how to unbox, connect, and power on the equipment, and conduct basic operational tests to verify correct functioning. Read more