Cellular bonding has made it possible for news stations and sports broadcasters to produce some of the most powerful live moments on TV in recent years. In fact, you already watched hundreds of “live shots” on TV that were contributed over cellular bonding, you just never knew it!
From redsharknews.com Had it with all the stress of setting up a live stream? We review the LiveU Solo, a live streaming device that is so powerful that professionals use […]
LiveU has recently made improvements in their Solo Portal for LiveU Solo users. The LiveU Solo premium video encoder already makes live streaming in remote areas easy and fun and now with the new Solo Portal it’s even easier.
Step 1:
Log into the Solo Portal (https://solo.liveu.tv). Make sure your Solo unit is registered, turned on and connected to the internet.
In the “status” section of the dashboard, select “Add LRT”.
Pokémon GO exploded in 2016 and players like aDrive, as he is known on Twitch, have implemented live streaming into the augmented reality gaming experience to engage with fans that go on the hunt. aDrive has been part of the Twitch live streaming community since 2014. He initially began streaming for the Call of Duty community and then decided to focus solely on Pokémon content.
Twitch Live Streamer DasValdez produces “Kerbal Space Academy,” an educational show that uses video games to excite, entertain, and educate viewers of all ages about science and technology. The show started out primarily being streamed from a fixed studio location and featured special phone and in-person guests including astronauts, engineers, and scientists.
Live streaming from a House of Worship facility and want to take your message mobile? Check out how Houston-based Dwelling Place Church did just that with LiveU gear like the LiveU Solo premium video encoder.
It’s not too late to sign up for Nick Nimmin’s Live Streaming Crash Course featuring the LiveU Solo. A new episode was recently added centered around cellular bonding technology and […]
When writing this article, I was reminded of the first time I heard the MTV Real World title sequence. That show ushered in the wave unscripted reality television that was recorded and edited for our viewing pleasure. But In Real Life (or IRL) takes this unscripted approach to the next level. These content creators are live streaming their daily lives and adventures for global audiences, any time, from anywhere. Many of these streamers were born out of Twitch, originally creating channels focused on video and tabletop gaming. But when Pokémon GO exploded in 2016 and players like aDrive, started to implement outdoor live streaming to engage with fans they go on the hunt, the IRL streaming movement was born.
Since we’ve announced our hiatus from doing our Broadfield LIVE Webinars, we didn’t want to leave our dealers totally alone for the rest of the summer. This is why we decided to bring back our Fries n’ Shake accessory videos.