Lots of schools use a video content management system (CMS) like Panopto or Kaltura for lecture capture. But many are missing out on big benefits like improved performance, reliability, and affordability. How can your school gain these advantages? With one change to your lecture capture system: shifting from software encoding to hardware encoding.
Imagine your company has plans to host a conference. No one has confirmed a venue, booked travel or rooms for guest speakers, arranged for catering – and the conference is tomorrow. Yet no one’s sweating any of it because none of that stuff matters when your conference is virtual.
Pearl 4.9.0 brings exciting enhancements to our Pearl-2 and Pearl Mini encoders. The showstopper? Full integration with Panopto, a market-leading enterprise video platform.
InfoComm 2019: Epiphan Video Adds Integration with Panopto and Kaltura to Pearl Family
MSAVi PRO provides live streaming services for high-level events. They’ve recently streamed a large concert in Las Vegas, Nevada for nearly 200K live viewers. The artist – the band Imagine Dragons, a world-famous American rock group. With such a prominent artist and such an important production at stake, the MSAVi PRO team knew that they had no room for error. The live stream had to be absolutely flawless.
A hardware encoder is a dedicated appliance which captures, compresses, and converts audio-visual data into a format suitable for streaming and/or recording. Since we often get questions about live streaming encoding in particular, for the purposes of this article we will be talking mostly about hardware encoders for live streaming. Essentially, video streaming encoder hardware are boxes designed especially for making video go live on the internet.
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.
Epiphan Pearl Mini is the newest member of the Pearl family that contains all the qualities customers have come to love about Pearl-2, but on a miniaturized scale. The popular “all-in-one” design is represented proudly in the heart of Pearl Mini, offering users everything they need to capture, encode, livestream, and record professional-quality video.
How to multistream live video from your program channel in Pearl-2 using an RTSP loopback and stream to both YouTube and Facebook at the same time.
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