In his review for MyMac, Guy Serle highlights the chroma-keying preview of BoinxTV, that can save "many hours of reshooting if it doesn’t work that well the first time".

For those that have been looking for a layered approach to editing production video with an extremely easy to use interface, BoinxTV just may be the solution for you.

Erik Vlietinck reviews BoinxTV for IT.Enquirer, asking if podcasters and publishers now can produce their shows without post-production:

BoinxTV is Boinx Software’s most expensive product but given the functionality and feature-richness, the novelty of the concept and the care with which it has been developed, I don’t think it’s too expensive.

Ron McElfresh reviews BoinxTV for Mac360°:

BoinxTV is so good that nearly any Mac user can create a professional level video Podcast in minutes, complete with special effects, multiple video layers, chroma key, and much more.

He continues to note that BoinxTV is veritable television production studio on your Mac "without the expense or learning curve associated with Final Cut".

TheCodingMonkeys, Dominik and Martin, talk about BoinxTV on Bits und so #121 (in German, begin at approx. 24min). They talk about the challenges during development and how the UI turned out to be as it is now.

David Montgomery of hdtv.biz-news.com interviewed Oliver about the launch of BoinxTV and the HD strategy for it.

Eric takes you on a tour of his multiple camera setup and compares BoinxTV with WireCast. By the way Eric, there is a product called GrabberRaster which allows you to grab your screen and feed it through a virtual camera back into BoinxTV.