When getting into live video production, sooner or later, the question of comparing video streaming hardware and software inevitably comes up. At first glance, the topic may seem intimidating and confusing, but don’t worry: we are here to help. What are the differences between video streaming hardware and software? Which one is better? Which one should I pick? Let’s dive right into the answers to these questions.
On this weeks broadfield live webinar we were at MCU Park in Coney Island for the FDNY vs. NYPD football game highlighting the SlingStudio Bundle with the LiveU Solo HDMI Video Encoder. We went live with our own LiveU Solo to give you an in-depth look at the production and what this bundle could do for yours.
Getting citizens to participate in government can be a challenge, whether at the national, state or local level. When it comes to civic engagement, it’s important to reach constituents where they already are, using the tools they’re already familiar with. Recognizing this, the Information Technology team at the City of Corona, California decided to start streaming coverage of town hall meetings on social media.
For anyone streaming to Facebook Live this is the video encoder for you. That’s what you should elicit to your sales team.
In an exclusive, Streaming Media East attendees got a first-look at Facebook Live persistent stream keys, live cross-posting, and live rewind.
Sometimes software-only solutions just don’t cut it. Here’s how to understand the tradeoff between hardware and software encoding, and how to select the best appliance when low-latency and delivery matter.
We started brainstorming the kinds of Webcaster X2 accessories that can help take your live streaming production to the next level. Here are six great Webcaster X2 accessories to consider.
Now in preview, Skype for Content Creators is designed to open new interactive possibilities for our users all over the world—including leading digital broadcasters, streamers, and vloggers—to record videos, podcasts, and live streaming calls without having to invest in expensive studio equipment.
Sling Media today announced that its SlingStudio platform is the official video production technology partner for the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Network. For the first time, high schools have access to an affordable, wireless, multi-camera, HD video production system empowering them to record, edit and livestream their school’s sports events, concerts and other functions.
With 360-degree VR video’s explosion in the media industry comes more advancements and further developments for it. The same can be said about live streaming productions becoming more and more advanced so everyone can get in on the act.