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The Kent State School of Journalism & Mass Communication program features a state-of-the-art studio, home to 17 student-run shows and classroom curriculum. Students within the program gain first-hand experience in all aspects of single camera and live multi-camera production – including shooting, audio recording, editing, writing, directing and producing live television. But live remotes proved to be a bit trickier – the solution was a bit clunky and didn’t allow for the flexibility to go live beyond this campus

The live system featured a capture card and Skype. The students would Skype back to the control room and use a scan converter to get the signal into the studio’s infrastructure. 

“It was too difficult to pull off live video outside the studio. Providing a quick news hit was virtually impossible,” noted Daniel LeBeau, Broadcast Engineer, Kent State University.

“We wanted to give our students a more realistic experience. Reporters needed to master the skills to report live and producers needed to learn how to coordinate live shots,” he added.

The tipping point was when the department’s live reports from a Hillary Clinton campus stop during the 2016 Election were basically unusable due to audio delays and image pixilation. Click here to read the full article.

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 it but also easy enough to be used by technophobes.

Live streaming is now becoming incredibly popular. The advent of speedy internet is now allowing anyone with a stable, and moderately fast connection to create live broadcasts to a worldwide audience. Spanning everything from simply talking to social media followers while on a lunch, through to breaking news stories that might otherwise be buried or missed by mainstream media, all the way through to full on multi-camera studio setups rivalling anything on tv, live streaming has opened up a lot of new avenues for video use on the internet. Click here for more info.

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The Humane Society of the United States uses LiveU Solo to bring animal rescues Live to Facebook and YouTube.