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Bring your presentations, tutorials, gaming sessions, and more to life with Stream Studio NDI Camera! Our app allows you to effortlessly cast your iPhone or iPad screen using the powerful and versatile NDI (Network Device Interface) protocol, as well as the widely supported RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol). Whether you’re a content creator, educator, or professional, Stream Studio NDI Camera is the perfect tool to share your camera in real-time with any NDI or RTSP-enabled device. Features: • Seamless Camera Casting: Easily broadcast your iPhone or iPad camera to any NDI or RTSP-compatible device on the same network. • High-Quality Streaming: Experience low-latency and high-definition streaming, ensuring your content is delivered with clarity and precision. • User-Friendly Interface: Simple and intuitive design makes camera casting accessible to everyone, regardless of technical expertise. • Customizable Settings: Adjust resolution, frame rate, and more to match your specific needs and preferences. • Wide Compatibility: Works with popular NDI and RTSP receivers, including software and hardware solutions for professional environments. • Privacy and Security: Stream with confidence knowing your data is secure and only shared with your chosen receivers. How It Works: 1. Download and Install: Get Stream Studio NDI Camera from the App Store and install it on your iPhone or iPad. 2. Connect to Wi-Fi: Ensure your device is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your NDI or RTSP receiver. 3. Launch the App: Open Stream Studio NDI Camera and start your camera casting session with a single tap. 4. Select Your Receiver: Choose your target NDI or RTSP device from the list and start streaming your camera feed in real-time.

Revolving Red Monuments is an interactive augmented reality sculpture co-created by Meredith Drum with contributions from Bulgarian artists Albena Baeva, Eva Davidova, Slava Savova, Dessislava Terzieva, Martin Atanasov, Rositsa Getsova, Elena Kaludova, and Kalin Serapionov. Artist Nikita Shokhov served as a Creative Technologist and aesthetic advisor. The work combines 3D virtual sculptures and poems about war as a way to explore the history and future of Bulgaria’s Soviet monuments. Poems included written by Zhivka Baltadzhieva, Ilya Kaminsky, Du Fu, Bai Juyi, and Wisława Szymborska. In making this work, Drum is exploring the meaning of these monuments for the future of the countries of the former Soviet Bloc, the former U.S.S.R., and Russia. How do pro-authoritarian, pro-Russian, right-wing figures across Europe and the U.S. view Soviet monuments now, especially those who revere Putin, a former KGB officer? In the 20th Century, Soviet imagery was used by leftist activists in the U.S. to symbolize workers' rights and social programs that benefit the poor. Putin's autocratic behavior, oppressive policies (particularly toward LGBTQ+ communities), violent punishment of his critics, and invasion of Ukraine have rendered Soviet symbols unusable for the American left. Considering these divergent perspectives, might Soviet monuments be altered to reflect the many contradictions and shifts in our political and social zeitgeist? Drum posits that Augmented reality projects, like Revolving Red Monuments, allow artists and their participants to reframe Soviet monuments with mutable, flexible, and playful media. Revolving Red Monuments was made between 2022 and 2024 and supported by a CEC ArtsLink Art Prospect Residency in Bulgaria in 2022 as well as by Maria Vassileva, Structura Gallery, ICA-Sofia, and the College of Architecture, Arts and Design at Virginia Tech. ***ATTENTION: This app is intended to work on high-performance iOS devices such as the iPhone 12 Pro or any newer iPhone Pro and the 2020 iPad Pro (2nd Generation) or any newer iPad Pro.