When Oliver goes to NAB in Las Vegas, one of his favorite things is to meet with golf pro Chuck Joiner for an interview for MacVoices. This time, Chuck and Oliver were talking about how schools are using iStopMotion, how mimoLive is addressing the changing needs of video production at all levels, from live streaming to mobile, to the studio, and how changing customer expectations are driving those changes.

Oliver joined TWiT's Leo Laporte, tech icon Andy Ihnatko, iMore's Lory Gil and Rene Ritchie for MacBreak Weekly following the week of NAB for a discussion of all things Apple. Oliver's pick of the week is the OpenROV underwater drone.

This layer wobbles an image or a video source like the favorite, typical German, desert called "Wackelpeter".

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Guy Serle takes a look at mimoLive for mymac.com to see how it stacks up against other alternatives such as the free OBS. He finds that, when it comes to live streaming, mimoLive is in a category of its own. "mimoLive is both the most powerful and easiest to use software currently made, and is a huge step up from free and inexpensive alternatives," Guy writes. "The possibilities in using [mimoLive] when talking about closed circuit, streaming, or the creation of videos for education or business is nearly endless." He likes that mimoLive is very easy to figure out and that "the UI is a fresh look at what can be done with all the options you might want. [...] Chances are if there’s a visual effect you need for your livecast, mimoLive will have it."