Our friends at Facebook have announced their Live 360 Ready Program, and we’re proud to be leading the pack of software partners. The announcement came with several updates to the Facebook Live platform, including the support of 360° streams in 4K resolution. This means you can now connect your Orah, Nokia Ozo, 360 Fly, Insta 360, Giroptic or other cameras, and stream in the highest quality possible.
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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!
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Epiphan Webcaster X2, a dedicated hardware encoder for live streaming, enables creators on YouTube and Facebook Live to create high-quality live content directly from their camera or any HDMI source. Pair your device once with your accounts and it remembers your settings for all future streams.
Over the past several years, Wowza has seen growing interest in virtual reality (VR) and 360° viewing experiences.
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As live streaming becomes increasingly popular, one of the most common questions that’s asked by new broadcasters regards bandwidth. Specifically, how fast does your Internet upload speed have to be in order to live stream? Truthfully, there’s no hard or fast rule to answer this question. The answer depends on a wide variety of variables. Don’t worry, that’s why we’re here! Let’s take a look at these variables at play so that you can make a final decision about the bandwidth you need for your live streaming purposes.