Live streaming is a process with a lot of variables. While anybody can stream on devices from a smart phone to a super computer, the more sophisticated your stream the more processing power and strain you’ll put on your computer. Luckily Telestream is here to help, with a great guide on how to build a reliable computer for live streaming. Check out some highlights from that article, below.
Many people have recently been forced to become live streaming experts- wether they work for an educational institution, or a government institute- and many in between.
SlingStudio is one of the most popular live streaming production systems on the market today. It’s portable, wireless, and flexible for most productions.
Right now, the need for live streaming and the ability to be able to meet remotely is at an all-time high. Musicians are streaming live from their homes, teachers are presenting lectures, friends are doing on-line happy hours and the list goes on. But an important question to be asking is, what is the best way to get the information to your audience both now and in the future?
This buyers’ guide identifies common live-streaming use cases and suggests the features to look for and the services to consider for those use cases. I’ll be focusing on services that transcode for traditional adaptive bitrate (ABR) delivery via HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) or DASH and not low-latency services for WebRTC or similar technologies. If your use case is not listed (we couldn’t get them all), find one that’s close in scale and the required feature set.
Premiumbeat.com recently posted a great article detailing the ins and outs of streaming to YouTube. YouTube streaming can be difficult to jump into at a high quality, especially for those […]
Lightscameralive.com recently posted a great article addressing new live streamers- which included a Facebook live stream. The topic? How to get started in streaming, and some common hurdles those looking into it often face. Check out some highlights from the article, below.
Streaming content online has become massively popular over the past decade. As movie theatres close and live events get canceled left and right in the face of a global pandemic, streaming will become an even more critical and dominant way to deliver content to the consumer.
Anthony Burokas found the VidiU Go to be up to the Teradek standard of professional production gear, now for the mobile, bonded streaming audience.
Organizations everywhere are grappling with the consequences of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19): cancelled conferences, quarantined campuses, shuttered offices. Video will be an essential tool as corporations, universities, government offices, and other organizations try to keep things (as close to) business as usual during these unusual times.