Facebook has announced a new platform for video shows, called Watch. It will initially be launched to a limited group in the United States before a wider rollout to a potential user base of 2 billion people. It may be rather late in taking on YouTube but its regular reach could offer producers an attractive audience.
Webcaster X2 is the easiest way to live stream to Facebook Live and YouTube. It’s the perfect solution for anyone who wants to go live.
In this video, Dan provides a quick tutorial on how to get your live stream up and running quickly and easily using Webcaster X2!
When I first heard about the GNARBOX from a Kickstarter about two years ago I was very intrigued by it. It looked like a device that would liberate you when traveling so you wouldn’t have to bring a laptop for editing pictures and videos to share with the world. So does it do just that? Sort of.
Over the past year, it seems as though almost everyone is going “live.” You know, those notifications on Facebook, Snapchat or Instagram giving us real-time looks or even exclusive, behind the scenes footage.
From the stage of F8, Joaquin Quinonero, Facebook’s Director of Applied Machine Learning, described a new technique the company is using to improve the watching experience for 360 videos.
Live streaming to social platforms like Facebook Live and YouTube offers a variety of benefits to professional content creators looking to grow their brands and foster deeper relationships with fans and followers. Regardless of technical expertise, content creators need to configure hardware and/or software components to help best realize their creativity and produce captivating social broadcasts.