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 Struggling with expensive re-takes, camera talent drifting off script or a presenter’s loss of eye contact with the viewing audience?According to Taiwan-based Datavideo Technologies, these problems can be overcome with the Datavideo smartphone prompter kit, the TP-100. The kit, said Datavideo, converts a smartphone into a low-cost and effective prompter, and is ideal for self-shoot projects, video blogging or corporate video podcasts. Able to be used both on location and in a video studio, prepared scripts or cue sheets can be loaded into the smartphone software via e-mail and scrolled at a set automatic rate or controlled by users with wired remote for a more natural result. Meanwhile, the Datavideo TP-200 tele-prompter has been designed specifically for Apple’s iPad, utilising the power and functionality of the iPad to “transform the iPad into a professional, full-featured tele-prompter”. The TP-200 is ideal for all location work, especially newsgathering, Datavideo indicated. The fully customisable prompting screen display of the TP-200 adapts to both landscape and portrait modes with mirrored or standard text alignments. In addition, the Datavideo wired i-remote allows the prompting speed of the script to be controlled from up to 3m away, affording the script management required for professional teleprompting. The iPrompt Pro software can further drive external displays using a standard VGS or Composite video cables available for the iPad. Add this page to your favorite Social Bookmarking websites       
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